Light Brown Muscovado Sugar
Light brown muscovado sugar is a light, moist and fine grain crystalline with natural toffee characteristics. The raw sugar is expertly blended with sugarcane molasses, which gives muscovado sugar its sticky texture and unique flavour. The finished sugar then undergoes further quality processes such as metal detection to remove any impurities.
Light cane muscovado sugar is a partially refined sugar that can only be produced fromsugarcane. As a result of this partial refining process, a moderate proportion of molasses is retained in the raw sugar. The result is then dried, cooled and bagged. It then undergoes for quality control tests before it is ready for shipping
With a sticky texture and unique flavour, light cane muscovado sugar is widely used in many foods and beverages.
Light cane muscovado sugar is primarily used in baking, with its most popular applications being cakes and puddings, much like its darker counterpart. In these applications, it is used to develop a subtle flavour and golden colour as well as to add volume, whereas dark canemuscovado sugar builds a rich flavour and dark colour.
Due to its fine grain texture, light cane muscovado sugar dissolves easily and is suitedto use in liquid products. This quality complements the sugar’s natural toffee characteristics, making it an ideal ingredient in the production of caramel and toffee sauces. This lighter form of muscovado sugar is used to add texture and depth to a range of other sauces and preserves, too.
Due to its versatility, light cane muscovado sugar can also be used to add a light and slightly caramelized flavour to salad dressings, meat glazes, and ice creams.
Light cane muscovado sugar has a subtle toffee-like taste that matches its light golden brown colour.
It is a pure sugar product that natural ly retains molasses due to limited processing and, therefore, has high nutritional content. For example, it retains the following vitamins and minerals: Calcium, Potassium, Iron, Magnesium and Vitamin B6.
Storage & Packaging
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Storage temperature
10 – 20 degrees centigrade in dry conditions and away from direct sunlight. -
Shelf life
In excess of 18 months if left unopened. -
Packaging and storage options
In 25kg paper sacks, placed into 1000kg pallets.
In 1000kg bulk containers (FIBCs).