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How much molasses do I add to make light brown sugar into dark brown sugar? I have an over abundance of the light. I use more dark brown sugar than light. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.
Mike from PA
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RE: How Much Molasses Is Needed to Turn Sugar Into Dark Brown Sugar?
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Post By Bill (Guest Post)
(10/26/2007)
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Mike, try one Tablespoon of Molasses to one cup light brown sugar. Not dark enough add more.
RE: How Much Molasses Is Needed to Turn Sugar Into Dark Brown Sugar?
The basic ratio is 1 tablespoon molasses for each cup of light brown sugar but this can vary according to the strength of your molasses and the strength of your light brown sugar. Start with the basic and add more sugar or molasses until it's how you like it.
RE: How Much Molasses Is Needed to Turn Sugar Into Dark Brown Sugar?
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Post By (Guest Post)
(10/25/2007)
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To make light brown sugar you use 1 cup of white sugar and 2 tbls of molasses. I would take 1 cup of light brown sugar and try 1 tbls of molasses and see if you like it, or else you can add more. I always experiment. Maybe someone else will have something more exact.
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