well its just one of those lines from walmart for the fish tanks. so im not quite sure. should i get bigger? idk if there are ne bigger tha what im using atleast that would fit my airpump
That is why I asked---I do love molasses and it's results but in sucanat form.
Sucanat (a
contraction of "Sugar Cane Natural") is non-refined
cane sugar.
[1] Unlike refined and processed white
sugar, Sucanat retains its
molasses content; it is essentially pure dried sugar cane juice. The juice is extracted by mechanical processes, heated and cooled at which point the small brown grainy crystals are formed.
Sucanat is generally accepted as a substitute for
brown sugar.
[2] Unlike regular brown sugar, sucanat is grainy instead of crystalline. Of all major sugars derived from sugar cane, Sucanat (not a "processed" sugar
[3]) ranks the highest in nutritional value, containing a smaller proportion of sucrose than white
cane sugar.
[4] However, Sucanat (in common with all sugars) is not a significant source of any nutrient apart from carbohydrate.
Sucanat may be confused with
Turbinado sugar, however; the two are fundamentally different. Turbinado sugar contains only a trace amount of its original molasses content, making it similar to refined sugar except with a golden color and a hint of molasses flavor. Sucanat, on the other hand, retains its full molasses content and flavor, thus making it, as stated above, pure dried cane juice. Its grainy form also contrasts with the clear, crystalline form of Turbinado.
. "Mommy, he keeps asking questions when I'm asking questions", but me calling you what you are is childish right? P.S. you say "the end" after every post and still contiue to reply. And then edit your post and call yourself "the bigger man". LAME
