Brown Sugar - Types, Uses, and Substitutes for Baking & Cooking #3769637 (License: Personal Use)

This image showcases granulated brown sugar, made by combining refined white sugar with molasses, resulting in its characteristic color and moisture. The crystals vary in size and hue depending on molasses content-light brown is milder, while dark brown offers deeper caramel notes. Ideal for recipes requiring both sweetness and tenderness, such as gingerbread or barbecue sauces.

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