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Sugarcane Sugar

 

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By Eileen Yin-Fei Lo

Published 2009

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These blocks of caramel-colored sugar come wrapped in plastic or loose in crocks and are sold by weight in Chinese and other Asian markets. They are made by boiling sugarcane extract, which is then recooked to thicken it, and then cooked a third time until it becomes very thick and viscous, honey yellow, and is free of impurities. It is spread in a layer and then cut into blocks.

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