"for" or "in" or "to"

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There is no sweet for this tea.
There is no sweet in this tea.
There is no sweet to this tea.
Which one is correct prepositon?
Thank you.
 
edmondjanet said:
There is no sweet for this tea.
There is no sweet in this tea.
There is no sweet to this tea.
Which one is correct prepositon?
Thank you.
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None.

If you want to say, "There is no sugar in this tea", then that is what you say.
 
Or "sweetener," which could be sugar or any number of substitutes.
 
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