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Brown (soft) sugar is the commingling of fine grain white sugar and a film of molasses. The addition of molasses distinguishes brown sugar from other varieties, such as plain white sugar or powdered sugar.| www.sugars.com
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The history of maple-based sweeteners extends back further than the granulated form of cane sugar we are all very familiar with today. Did you know you can create maple sugar by boiling down maple syrup until the water evaporates, leaving behind a solid form of maple syrup known as maple sugar? Click here to learn more about the differences between maple sugar and maple syrup:| www.sugars.com