Sugars

Sucrose: Sucrose if commonly derived from both beets and sugar cane. Sugar (sucrose) is a carbohydrate that occurs naturally in every fruit and vegetable. It is a major product of photosynthesis, the process by which plants transform the sun’s energy into food. This sugar is commonly known as table sugar or just regular plain sugar. We carry cane sugar in its unbleached crystalline form. When in this form it is known as natural cane turbinado sugar. Order Turbinado Sugar 

Molasses: When sugar is refined it is purified and the resulting minerals purified out are known as molasses. Our Molasses Powder is 75% Molasses and can be used as a direct replacement for liquid molasses. Order Molasses

Brown Sugar: Brown sugar is regular plain sugar with molasses added to it. Dark brown sugar would have more molasses than light brown. If you ever have a recipe for brown sugar and you are out just use white sugar and add a little molasses.

Fructose: Is commonly known as fruit sugar due to it being naturally found in fruits. Fructose breaks down very readily in the body giving a person a very quick energy high. Fructose is commonly derived from corn. Additional Information . Order Fructose

Honey Powder: Our Honey Powder is made from the highest percentage of honey possible and still have a dry powder. It is 70% pure honey. It contains no other sweeteners and is mildly sweet.   Additional Information . Order Honey 

Lactose: Lactose sugar is derived from Milk and is only mildly sweet. Powdered milk is around 50% Lactose. Order Lactose

Corn Syrup: The starch from corn is converted into sugar (mainly fructose) and is then termed corn syrup or high fructose corn syrup.

Dextrose: When Sucrose is broken down it is split into Dextrose and Fructose. Fructose is around 25% sweeter than sucrose and sucrose is around 25% sweeter than dextrose. Supermarkets now carry sugar which is a blend of dextrose and sucrose. If you notice your baking to not taste quite as sweet as it did years ago this may be why. Dextrose is the least expensive form of sugar. Order Dextrose