你偷偷藏過糖果嗎？

In fact, 59 percent of Americans reported that their sweet tooth got the best of them and they’ve hidden candy at some point in their lives.

事實(shí)上，59%的美國(guó)人說他們最喜歡吃甜食，而且他們?cè)谏畹哪硞€(gè)階段會(huì)藏起糖果。

The top person to hide the sweet stuff from? Their significant others (52 percent), closely followed by their children (51 percent).

誰(shuí)是藏糖果的最佳人選?他們的另一半(52%)，緊隨其后的是他們的孩子(51%)。

The survey asked 2,000 Americans about their candy-hiding habits and found a quarter admitted to sneaking a piece that didn’t belong to them.

該調(diào)查詢問了2000名美國(guó)人的藏糖果習(xí)慣，發(fā)現(xiàn)四分之一的人承認(rèn)曾偷拿過不屬于自己的糖果。

Conducted by OnePoll on behalf of HI-CHEW, the survey asked respondents what their reasoning was behind their secret snacking – and what lengths they’ve gone to in order to keep the good stuff hidden.

這項(xiàng)調(diào)查是由OnePoll公司代表高洲公司開展的。調(diào)查詢問受訪者，他們秘密吃零食的原因是什么，以及他們?yōu)榱穗[藏好東西做了哪些努力。

The top reason people hide candy from loved ones is the worry they’ll eat it all before respondents get a chance to enjoy the sweets themselves.

人們對(duì)愛人隱瞞糖果的最主要原因是擔(dān)心在被調(diào)查者有機(jī)會(huì)自己享用糖果之前，他們會(huì)把糖果吃光。

Four in 10 respondents also take solace in hiding candy just to have a moment of peace and quiet when they eat it.

十分之四的受訪者還會(huì)把糖果藏起來，只是為了在吃的時(shí)候能有片刻的安寧。

Another 24 percent of respondents said they would rather keep their candy to themselves.

另有24%的受訪者表示，他們寧愿把糖果留給自己。

One in three say they’ve got candy stashed in their dresser, with 22 percent saying they’ve got some candy secretly stowed on top of the fridge.

三分之一的人說他們?cè)烟枪卦谑釆y臺(tái)里，22%的人說他們?cè)烟枪低挡卦诒渖稀?/p>

Some respondents admitted to going to creative lengths in order to keep their sweets hidden.

一些被調(diào)查者承認(rèn)，為了不讓甜食被人發(fā)現(xiàn)，他們會(huì)不遺余力地發(fā)揮創(chuàng)意。

From a hollowed-out book to a broken game console or a non-functioning hallway light, Americans choose some rather unique hiding places.

從一本挖空的書到一臺(tái)壞了的游戲機(jī)或一盞不起作用的走廊燈，美國(guó)人選擇了一些相當(dāng)獨(dú)特的藏身之處。

One brilliant respondent shared their most successful hiding spot even had a two-level security system: The first step was placing their candy inside a box of health food bars, then hiding said box behind dish towels in their kitchen drawer.

一位聰明的受訪者分享了他們最成功的藏身之處，甚至有兩級(jí)安全系統(tǒng)：第一步是把糖果放在健康食品棒的盒子里，然后把盒子藏在廚房抽屜里的餐巾后面。

Another respondent even shared locking away sweets in their personal safe.

另一個(gè)被調(diào)查者甚至分享了把糖果鎖在個(gè)人保險(xiǎn)箱里的做法。

Respondents agreed that the stakes are raised with high-quality candy as well; as 57 percent said they’re more likely to hide that extra good stuff from their loved ones.

受訪者認(rèn)為，高質(zhì)量的糖果也能提高賭注;57%的人表示，他們更有可能把那些額外的好東西藏起來，不讓家人知道。