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Substituting Brown Sugar?

Can you use brown sugar instead of white?

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November 30, 20140 found this helpful

You can use brown sugar in place of white. Just be aware that it may change the color and taste of the dish slightly. For example, cookies will be a darker color when baked. It will taste sweeter because of the molasses in brown sugar. Be sure to stir the brown sugar into your wet ingredients as brown sugar does not dissolve as well as white.

 
November 30, 20140 found this helpful

Brown sugar is moister, too, so you might want just a little less water or milk.

 
December 16, 20140 found this helpful

I sub brown sugar for white sugar as much as possible! It makes your baked goods have such a deeper, richer taste due to the molasses but it will make the color darker.

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So if the color matters I would not substitute it, or only substitute 1/2 the amount of the white sugar.

 

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