Brand Ode Organic Sugar Sugar 3kg Organic Sugar X2 JAS Certified Organic Sugar 1.5kg

This is a safe and healthy organic sugar that is certified by JAS and is completely additive-free, color-free, and pesticide-free. It is characterized by a gentle sweetness with little addictiveness. It is also suitable for making sweets, baking, and cooking. Perfect for adding to coffee or tea to add a mellow sweetness. Manufactured by Usina Sao Francisco, Brazil's largest organic sugar company JAS organic sugar from Brazil. You can enjoy the subtle sweetness and flavor by mixing it with drinks such as coffee and tea. It is characterized by a gentle sweetness with little addictiveness. Organic sugar is perfect for sweets, baking, and cooking. Manufactured by Usina Sao Francisco, Brazil's largest organic sugar company. Organic sugar that has acquired organic JAS certification and has a unique sugar flavor. Organic white sugar with large grain size and slightly hard texture. It has a musky flavor and a sweet syrupy taste. It goes well with tea or coffee, and is versatile for other home cooking and baking. ・Taste: Sweetness (no unnecessary flavors added) ・Great with: coffee, tea, baking ・By Usina Sao Francisco S/A history of sugar About 2,500 years ago, the first chemically refined sugar appeared in India. The technique spread to China, Persia, the early Islamic world, and reached the Mediterranean Sea in the 13th century. In the Middle Ages, it was considered a rare and expensive spice and was not used as an everyday seasoning. Meanwhile, sugarcane was first cultivated for large-scale refining and trade in the late 15th century on the island of Madeira in the Atlantic Ocean. Later by the Portuguese in Brazil. When sugarcane from Brazil was brought to the Caribbean in 1647, the modern sugar industry developed, riding on the sugar boom in Western Europe. modern sugar cultivation Currently, sugarcane accounts for 80% of the world's sugar production. The countries that produce the most sugar are India, Brazil, Thailand, China, the United States, Mexico, Russia, Pakistan, France, and Australia. It is primarily produced from sugar cane, but in other regions, such as the United States, it is also made from sugar beet. Recommended usage It has a molasses-like sweetness that enriches the taste and aroma of black tea. Not only can you use it for tea, but you can also use it as a secret ingredient in everyday dishes, or add it to coffee to enjoy a change in taste. It also goes well with dishes that use ginger. In addition, it is useful for making distinctive caramels and toffees in sweets. craft bag The bag is made of kraft paper and has a zipper closure. The surface of the bag is laminated with kraft paper, giving it a natural and warm handmade feel. The inside of the bag is vapor-deposited with aluminum, so it has high barrier properties.