- Pack of 12, 16-ounce pouches ( total of 192 ounces)
- A genuine whole sugar with a rich molasses flavor; source of iron, calcium, potassium, B vitamins, and chromium
- Certified-organic and fair trade; Non- GMO; Kosher; Suitable for vegan; vegetarian; Halal- and plant-based diets
- Especially great in chocolate-based recipes and barbecue sauces, on oatmeal, or to flavor beverages
- Made from Costa Rica-grown ingredients and packaged in Sugar Land, Texas
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Ingredients
Dehydrated Sugar Cane Juice.
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Dehydrated Sugar Cane Juice.
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About the Brand
Wholesome Sweeteners brings the very best of nature's sweetness to you and your family every day. Wholesome believes in traditional ways, artisanal products and a very light environmental footprint. After searching the world for the best products, Wholesome has focused on the tropics, where the climate and conditions are just right for growing organic sweeteners. With Fair Trade Certified™ organic and natural sweeteners from Central and South America and Africa, Wholesome is committed to making the world a sweeter place, one spoonful at a time.
Company Overview
- Founded in 1995 in Sugar Land, Texas, Wholesome Sweeteners supplies the American market the highest quality natural and organic sweeteners from around the world.
- Wholesome Sweeteners pioneered efforts to bring sugar and honey into the Fair Trade movement and was the first to bring Fair Trade Certified sweeteners to American markets. Wholesome Sweeteners now offers a wide range of Fair Trade Certified, organic and natural sweeteners produced by traditional methods from nature’s best resources.
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Social Responsibility
The Fair Trade Certified™ logo represents Wholesome's commi™ent to consumers that a fair premium price is paid to the farmers’ cooperatives that supply Wholesome’s Fair Trade products.
Since initiating the Fair Trade Certified program in 2005, Wholesome Sweeteners has paid more than $800,000 directly to Fair Trade cooperative partners in Costa Rica, Malawi, Mexico and Paraguay. Fair Trade means that farmers can send their kids to school, keep their land, develop the quality of their harvest and build thriving communities.
Beyond the parameters of Fair Trade Certification, Wholesome selects suppliers based on a demonstrated commi™ent to social responsibility and community outreach.
Environmental Responsibility
Wholesome Sweeteners' ethos is shaped by a deep concern for the long-term health of the planet and all of its inhabitants.
The USDA Organic logo is Wholesome's promise that we hold every product to the highest environmental standard. Each product bearing the USDA Organic logo has been grown and milled to USDA Organic standards, without the aid of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or chemicals.
Wholesome uses traditional methods:
- Fair Trade certification includes a commitment to sustainable agriculture. In recent years, unprecedented acreage has been converted from conventional agriculture to organic cultivation, reducing exposure to pesticides, herbicides and fungicides.
- From the seed stock to harvest, our sugar cane is cultivated and harvested by hand and grown without synthetic fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides.
- Wholesome’s cane fields are never burned. During the harvest, trimmings are allowed to stay where they fall, decomposing naturally, returning nutrients to the soil, helping protect topsoil and ground water and providing habitat for wildlife.
- At the small mills in Costa Rica, Malawi and Paraguay, our sweeteners are made simply and the spent sugar cane, called bagasse, is often recycled as fuel to generate electricity for the mill and nearby villages.
- Deep in Southern Mexico’s jungles, honeybees browse on lush wildflowers without exposure to antibiotics or chemicals.
Product Description
Free-flowing Organic Brown Sugar. Perfect for baking. Sucanat stands for Sugar Cane Natural. A genuine whole sugar. Organic Sucanat is simply dehydrated, freshly squeezed sugar cane juice. The sugar cane is crushed daily and the juice heated to reduce it to a rich syrup, which is hand-paddled to create the Sucanat granule. Sucanat's natural molasses flavor is wonderful in chocolate-based recipes, BBQ sauces, on oatmeal and in beverages. Use as a 1-for-1 replacement for refined brown sugar in all recipes. It is a source of iron, calcium, potassium, B vitamins and chromium. The Fair Trade label guarantees the consumer a fair price is paid directly to the farmer for the sugar cane they grow. Returning real value to the primary agricultural producers means they can compete with factory farms whilst protecting sustainable farming practices. It also means they can enjoy higher living standards and develop thriving communities. A spoonful of Fair Trade Sugar really does make the world a sweeter place! Fair Trade, organic and kosher certified. Suitable for vegan, vegetarian, halal and plant-based diets. Product of Paraguay.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
38 of 39 people found the following review helpful
Organic Sucanat is many levels above regular white granulated sugar. This sugar takes baking and tea drinking to new levels of pleasure.
When holding this sugar in the palm of your hand, you will notice the irregularity of the crystals and the "dark brown sugar" color. This does have a flavor that is reminiscent of brown sugar and yet the texture is much more natural and the crystals take longer to melt on your tongue.
Recently I've been discovering a variety of more natural sweeteners. This on is perfect for tea because it not only adds sweetness; it adds a caramel flavor to teas in which you use milk. There is a purity in the flavor and you feel better because you are supporting organic farms and keeping your body healthy.
This is a one-for-one replacement for refined white or brown sugar.
Sucanat is made from 100% certified organic sugar cane. The sugar cane is "green cut." This means the fields are not burned and the leaves and tops of the cane plant are left in the field. The sugar is minimally processed and once the sugar cane is harvested it is pressed to squeeze out all the cane juice. This juice is then clarified, filtered and evaporated. This helps to remove excess water. The syrup is then crystallized and a sugar with a molasses flavor is produced. There are also vitamins, minerals and trace elements from the sugar cane plant. One teaspoon of Sucanat contains 10mg of Potassium and 6mg of Calcium.
If you are still using white sugar, try Sucanat. It might surprise you with added flavor, goodness and purity. I find the flavor to be superior to refined white sugar. This sugar will add a touch of caramel flavor to all your baking.
If you are looking for an even deeper flavor for chocolate recipes, try Muscovado sugar. It has a rich flavor that can't be matched by any regular brown sugar you would find in your grocery store. With Muscovado and Sucanat, you can take your baking to the next level.
~The Rebecca Review
When holding this sugar in the palm of your hand, you will notice the irregularity of the crystals and the "dark brown sugar" color. This does have a flavor that is reminiscent of brown sugar and yet the texture is much more natural and the crystals take longer to melt on your tongue.
Recently I've been discovering a variety of more natural sweeteners. This on is perfect for tea because it not only adds sweetness; it adds a caramel flavor to teas in which you use milk. There is a purity in the flavor and you feel better because you are supporting organic farms and keeping your body healthy.
This is a one-for-one replacement for refined white or brown sugar.
Sucanat is made from 100% certified organic sugar cane. The sugar cane is "green cut." This means the fields are not burned and the leaves and tops of the cane plant are left in the field. The sugar is minimally processed and once the sugar cane is harvested it is pressed to squeeze out all the cane juice. This juice is then clarified, filtered and evaporated. This helps to remove excess water. The syrup is then crystallized and a sugar with a molasses flavor is produced. There are also vitamins, minerals and trace elements from the sugar cane plant. One teaspoon of Sucanat contains 10mg of Potassium and 6mg of Calcium.
If you are still using white sugar, try Sucanat. It might surprise you with added flavor, goodness and purity. I find the flavor to be superior to refined white sugar. This sugar will add a touch of caramel flavor to all your baking.
If you are looking for an even deeper flavor for chocolate recipes, try Muscovado sugar. It has a rich flavor that can't be matched by any regular brown sugar you would find in your grocery store. With Muscovado and Sucanat, you can take your baking to the next level.
~The Rebecca Review
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
This is the best price anywhere, unless you're buying it in 25- or 50-pound bags. I parted ways with refined sugar a long time ago, and since raw honey doesn't suit every recipe for which sweetness is called, Sucanat fills the gap beautifully. I've been testing ice cream recipes and it really does contribute a rich, caramel flavour to every blend. None of us has noticed the typical sugar highs and lows with this product, but perhaps that is due at least in part to always accompanying it with plenty of good fats.
One caveat, though, and it is absolutely not a strike against this product: it won't make traditional caramel! Be forewarned. When heated and melted, it becomes molasses. I happen to like the bitter, smoky taste, but it didn't really suit the recipe. I'll just stick with its natural caramel qualities from now on.
This small issue aside, it is a delicious, rich-tasting and high-quality product that will contribute a deep, full, warm taste and not just direct sweetness, to whatever you're cooking.
One caveat, though, and it is absolutely not a strike against this product: it won't make traditional caramel! Be forewarned. When heated and melted, it becomes molasses. I happen to like the bitter, smoky taste, but it didn't really suit the recipe. I'll just stick with its natural caramel qualities from now on.
This small issue aside, it is a delicious, rich-tasting and high-quality product that will contribute a deep, full, warm taste and not just direct sweetness, to whatever you're cooking.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
This sugar is healthier than the processed kind and super tasty. Amazon offers it at an AWESOME price, but if you have a serious sweet tooth I would caution against purchasing it in such a large amount. It is so good that it takes some constraint not to stir it into every cup of tea, bowl of oats, and picture of lemon aid. Remember that is is STILL SUGAR and should be used sparingly! There are healtier alternatives out there, but for that special cake or an occasional cup of hot cocoa this is my pick.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Usable Sugar With Most of the Nutrients
This is not your traditional brown sugar. This is the real deal, basically dehydrated sugar cane juice. Not stripped of all the nutrients. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Sophronia
Sucanat Tastes Really Good!!
This Sucanat tastes really good!!!! I mainly use it for my coffee in the morning along with half and half cream and I love it. Read more
Published 10 months ago by dutch girl
Love this!
This sucanat is sooo good! I use it for baking and for my coffee. Organic Sucanat has a great molasses flavor that adds complexity to your cookies. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Echo
Great flavor, healthful sweetener
This sugar is, indeed, wholesome. It has a very distinctive flavor, quite nice.
Those who brew water kefir grains know how good this product is. Read more
Those who brew water kefir grains know how good this product is. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Pinkhat
So Good!
I bought this to make water kefir with, and the water kefir grains just eat it up. I find myself using it for baking and making ice cream and other goodies as well. Read more
Published on May 7, 2010 by Lillian37
i will never use white refined sugar again
i find the sucanat to be a delicious product and i now use it in any and all recipes calling for sugar and i dont have to feel guilty about it or worry about what that white... Read more
Published on March 26, 2010 by Toni A. Ritchey
Good product
I have been really happy with everything I've tried from Wholesome Sweeteners (e.g., agave nectar Wholesome Sweeteners Organic Blue Agave, 44-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 2), organic... Read more
Published on February 22, 2010 by rebcat
Excellent for the Eating Clean Lifestyle
We have been eating clean for over 5 months now and feeling better everyday. I bought this for baking and it is great and easy to use. Read more
Published on December 29, 2009 by Juanita A. Floyd
Super tasty and great value here..today.
With the baking season upon me I realized I was in need of lots of sucanant. I have only used this to replace all brown sugar in baking recipes for years now. Read more
Published on November 25, 2009 by K. Duvall
Love IT!
This will replace sugar and brown sugar in our house. It bakes well in recipes and the flavor is great. I am loving it in coffee.
Published on September 19, 2009 by K. Baldridge
