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    • How should I say ”sweet tooth” in plural? ”Sweet teeth”?
  • Or is there another variant how to call people who love sweet dish?

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    • How should I say ”sweet tooth” in plural? ”Sweet teeth”?
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    • How should I say ”sweet tooth” in plural? ”Sweet teeth”?

      'Sweet tooth' doesn't have a plural as it is an expression. If you refer to multiple people, say 'the people have a sweet tooth'.
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    • How should I say ”sweet tooth” in plural? ”Sweet teeth”?

      NOTE 1: It is acceptable to call a group of persons inclined to imbibing sweets "sweet tooths", but it is better to refer to such as "persons who love sweets" or "lovers of sweets". Or simply "candy lovers", etc. But @ the end of the day, the phrase "sweet tooths" is acceptable and understood by English speakers. ¶

      NOTE 2: In some instances you will see it spelled "sweet toothes". Same meaning.
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