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Brown sugar is a sucrose sugar product with a distinctive brown color due to the presence of molasses. It is either an unrefined or partially refined soft sugar consisting of sugar crystals with some residual molasses content (natural brown sugar), or it is produced by the addition of molasses to refined white sugar (commercial brownMore..
We are a successful Manufacturer, Exporter and Supplier of Demerara Sugar. The Demerara Sugar we make available is pale to golden yellow color. It sugar is a type of unrefined sugar with a large grains. Get in touch with us for bulk orders of sugar within the stipulate timeframe.
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Packaging Details : 25Kg / 50Kg bag
Delivery Time : 7-8 days
We are reliable Manufacturer, Exporter and Supplier of Light Brown Sugar. The Sugar we make available is processed and packaged in hygienic conditions. We ensure that the sugar reaches the buyers in airtight packaging options. Bulk orders of it are processed by us as per the specific requirements of the buyers.
More about light and dark brown sugar : The difference between light and dark brown sugar is simply the amount of molasses added. Light brown sugar has less molasses per total volume of sugar (about 3.5% according to Rose Levy Beranbaum).When a recipe calls for "brown sugar, " it is usually referring to light brown sugar. Dark brown sugar should be used only when specified. This is important when baking recipes sensitive to moisture and density (such as cakes) because of the difference in moisture content between the two types of brown sugar. In other applications, substituting dark brown sugar over light brown will yield a deeper flavor with more caramel, much like adding molasses would do.
The company is a distinguished Manufacturer, Exporter and Supplier of Dark Brown Sugar. The sugar offered by us is completely free from all kinds of impurities. In order to meet the diverse requirements of the buyers, we offer the sugar in different packaging options. One can obtain it at reasonable rates from us.
More about light and dark brown sugar : The difference between light and dark brown sugar is simply the amount of molasses added. Light brown sugar has less molasses per total volume of sugar (about 3.5% according to Rose Levy Beranbaum).When a recipe calls for "brown sugar, " it is usually referring to light brown sugar. Dark brown sugar should be used only when specified. This is important when baking recipes sensitive to moisture and density (such as cakes) because of the difference in moisture content between the two types of brown sugar. In other applications, substituting dark brown sugar over light brown will yield a deeper flavor with more caramel, much like adding molasses would do.