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Muscovado is a specialty sugar characterized by a deep brown color, soft sticky texture, and rich molasses flavor. It also comes in solid form, called panocha. Muscovado is making a comeback with the recent shift in preference among an increasing number of health-conscious people for organically grown food. Muscovado for the international market is grown without chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
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Muscovado is a specialty sugar characterized by a deep brown color, soft sticky texture, and rich molasses flavor. It also comes in solid form, called panocha. Muscovado is making a comeback with the recent shift in preference among an increasing number of health-conscious people for organically grown food. Muscovado for the international market is grown without chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
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