Brewing With Sugar by K. Florian Kemp

“The many shades and flavors of sugars are dependent upon their botanical origin, method of production, and degree of refinement.”

(The discussion of flavours and texture may be of interest to bakers as well.)

https://allaboutbeer.com/brewing-with-sugar/

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Brewing With Sugar - All About Beer

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I've done #cocoa in my #coffee before but this time I added it in directly with my freshly ground beans in my #FrenchPress.

3 scoops of a medium roast beans (I mostly drink dark roast) ground then mixed with two scoops of #Droste cocoa, sweetener (60/40 #Allulose and #turbinado #sugar blend) with heavy #cream.

Rich, decadent, deliciousness 😋

My current treat is cooking down #strawberries or #blueberries with #allulose and mixing them in with #Fage 0% #fat #yogurt.

I make the fruits extra sweet so when they're blended with the tart yogurt the mix is just right.

Allulose is expensive, but it's not metabolized by the body and doesn't spike #BloodSugar. It also doesn't have an aftertaste like other table #sugar alternatives (straight, I don't like it for coffee, so I use a 60/40 blend with #turbinado sugar).