Evaporated cane juice

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Evaporated cane juice

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I finally got my membership card to restaraunt depo and was walking arround doing some price checking and i came across evaporated cane juice in 50lb bags for $36. Is this stuff of any use to us? How does it compare to sugar?
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evaporated cane juice

Guessing here that it is raw (unrefined) sugar?
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It's the same useability as refined sugar (99.5% sucrose). It has a better flavor to it and has trace minerals so there is no need to add nutrients to a sugar wash when using ECJ/demerara sugar
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That would be a deal for me, here in the southern U.S.
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If it is at all "granulated",,it has been through the centrifuge (or the like) and not at all like panela which has only water removed from the cane juice by boiling.
Granules would be an "A" strike sucrose extraction.
If it has been "ground" on the other hand from panela cakes/blocks then it is a premium product with lots of molasses (20%) notes, plenty of nutes and ample sucrose and fructose for boosting your gravity.
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Unrefined sugar cane, sugar ,, wouldn't be a good start for rum ????
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Ga_goat wrote:Unrefined sugar cane, sugar ,, wouldn't be a good start for rum ????
Better than refined.

More molasses= more rum notes
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