Granulated Sugar

Standard white sugar in fine crystal form, most common table sugar
Sweeteners Caloric Sweeteners Research: Extensive

Scientific Name

Sucrose crystals

Classifications

Processing: refined_crystallized
Source: sugar_cane_or_beet
Type: refined_sugar

Benefits

  • Quick energy source
  • Provides bulk and texture in baking
  • Neutral taste allows other flavors to shine
  • Versatile for various culinary applications
  • Reliable sweetening power

Specific Properties

  • 99.9% pure sucrose
  • Fast-dissolving in liquids
  • Neutral flavor profile
  • Long shelf life when stored properly
  • Uniform crystal size for consistent sweetening

Safety Notes

High glycemic index (GI 65). Should be consumed in moderation. May contribute to tooth decay, weight gain, and blood sugar spikes when consumed in excess.

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About Sugar

Crystalline carbohydrate derived primarily from sugar cane or sugar beet, used for sweetening and providing energy

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Forms of Granulated Sugar

🍯 Fine Granulated Sugar

Extra-fine sugar crystals that dissolve more quickly

🍯 Superfine Sugar

Very fine sugar crystals, also known as caster sugar