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![]() notbob wrote: > > I'm getting damn tired of buying brown sugar and having it turn to > granite in 2 mos. Even un-opened pkgs are not immune. So, what's an > alternative? If brown sugar is sugar with some molasses still in it, > howzabout using molasses to recreate brown sugar by adding it to white > sugar. It all gets melted in the mix, right. I always have some > blackstrap around. > > nb --tired of tossing BS ...er.... brown sugar ![]() Adding molasses to crystallized and centrifuged "white" sugar is exactly how "brown sugar" is made. It is not practical to try to partially centrifuge the molasses out to leave a specific concentration, so it is entirely removed and then added back in precise proportion to produce a consistent end product. |
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