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How to Make A Mo…
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  • 10 min · 864 cals · 2 servs
Brown Sugar Substitute (…
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  • 5 min · 32 servs
How to Make Brow…
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  • 5 min · 832 cals · 1 serving
Sugar Free Brown Sugar
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  • 66 reviews
  • 23 cals · 3 servs
How to Make Brow…
  • Byerly's Kitchen
  • 5 min · 18 cals · 144 servs
How to make Suga…
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  • 1 review
  • 5 min · 72 servs
Keto Brown Sugar
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  • 8 reviews
  • 7 min · 4 cals · 16 servs
Low-Carb Brown Sug…
  • Cleanfingerslaynie.com
  • 1 review
  • 5 min · 36 servs
Brown Sugar Substitute (…
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  • 5 min · 832 cals · 1 serving
Splenda Brown Sug…
  • Food.com
  • 3 reviews
  • 5 min · 58 cals · 1 serving
How to Make Light or Dark Bro…
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  • 12 reviews
  • 15 min · 27 cals · 1 serving
Refined Sugar-Free Molasses + More DIY p…
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  • Crazy For Crust
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  • 5 min · 832 cals · 1 serving
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  1. Baking With Sugar And Sugar Substitutes - Allrecipes

    All refined sugars — brown sugar, white sugar, and "raw" sugars such as demerara or turbinado — are equal from a nutritive standpoint. Brown sugars simply contain a higher molasses content. Refined sugar is ninety-nine percent pure sucrose, a simple carbohydrate. Other sugars, such as honey, taste sweeter on the tongue than granulated sugar. Theref...

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    Honeyis 25 to 50% sweeter than sugar, and has a distinctive flavor. The flavors and colors of honey can vary depending upon the bees' diet — buckwheat honey, for example, is darker and stronger than clover honey. Baked goods made with honey are moist and dense, and tend to brown faster than those made with granulated sugar. Use ¾ cup plus 1 tablesp...

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    These sweeteners have been approved by the FDA and are available for home use. While they provide a sweet taste, artificial sweeteners lack the browning, tenderizing and moisture-retaining properties of granulated sugar. Sucralose is the one sweetener than can be substituted cup-for-cup for granulated sugar in baking. Saccharineis 200 to 700 times ...

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