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sewwhat85 01-05-2011 09:10 PM

i had heard that and always try to get the cane sugar

ptquilts 01-06-2011 03:55 AM

If we could buy sugar from Cuba it would be a LOT cheaper. Canada does, and I have found cheaper sugar there when I used to go camping in Canada.

Edie 01-06-2011 05:09 AM


Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
Always read the bag of sugar...you want real CANE sugar, not beet sugar.
The Cane Sugar farmers in FL are having a hard time staying afloat. Once they go out of business, no cane sugar will be grown in the USA, only in central america or overseas.
Domino's and C & H are cane sugar,

I have always bought beet sugar - Minnesota grows sugar beets for that purpose. I have never noticed any difference except that Cane sugar is more expensive. I do think cane sugar will flourish in California and Hawaii (C&H), but for the people who have allergies, C&H is better for them. I use beet sugar for all my sugar cookies, breads, cakes, jams and jellies and have never had a problem. Edie

Edie 01-06-2011 05:09 AM


Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
Always read the bag of sugar...you want real CANE sugar, not beet sugar.
The Cane Sugar farmers in FL are having a hard time staying afloat. Once they go out of business, no cane sugar will be grown in the USA, only in central america or overseas.
Domino's and C & H are cane sugar,

I have always bought beet sugar - Minnesota grows sugar beets for that purpose. I have never noticed any difference except that Cane sugar is more expensive. I do think cane sugar will flourish in California and Hawaii (C&H), but for the people who have allergies, C&H is better for them. I use beet sugar for all my sugar cookies, breads, cakes, jams and jellies and have never had a problem. Edie

#1piecemaker 01-06-2011 05:49 AM

Thanks for the heads up!

luvstitches 01-06-2011 07:04 AM

This is good info to have. I do alot of baking and would be tempted to buy this type of sugar at a bargain price.
Thanks for sharing the tip.
Nancy

CarrieAnne 01-06-2011 08:48 AM

Thanks, I never knew this!

Edie 01-06-2011 09:18 AM


Originally Posted by Edie

Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
Always read the bag of sugar...you want real CANE sugar, not beet sugar.
The Cane Sugar farmers in FL are having a hard time staying afloat. Once they go out of business, no cane sugar will be grown in the USA, only in central america or overseas.
Domino's and C & H are cane sugar,

I have always bought beet sugar - Minnesota grows sugar beets for that purpose. I have never noticed any difference except that Cane sugar is more expensive. I do think cane sugar will flourish in California and Hawaii (C&H), but for the people who have allergies, C&H is better for them. I use beet sugar for all my sugar cookies, breads, cakes, jams and jellies and have never had a problem. Edie

I also didn't mention that I use beet sugar on cereal, tea, fruit and it does work in my hummer feeder. Edie

Nanjun 01-06-2011 09:53 AM

Sugar cane is grown in Louisiana from Alexandria south to New Orleans. Some crops ar hurt by huricanes and flooding but I see a lot of good crops.

Carol's Quilts 01-06-2011 04:33 PM

I learned that lesson a LONG time ago. If it doesn't say pure cane sugar on the package, I don't buy it. Some "bargains" cost more in the long run!


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