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Grandmas Molasses

St.buds

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Does anyone use this? It does not say black strap. it was the only molasses they had but was on sale for 3.49 ( did not buy)
 

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No it doesn't, as long as it's unsulfered, folks living out in the country around me make their own molasses, for their families to enjoy on their biscuits.
They still use mules tied to a pole ,going around in small circles grinding, up the sugar cane. They sell it in metal buckets for about 8-10 dollars a gallon. It doesn't smell very good ,but it's sure good on homemade biscuits.
You can buy it grocery stores a little cheaper.
 
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I have no bank account still trying to figure out how to order stuff online maby a pre paid or something
 
Cool thank you and im going to try the white sugar t omarrow or the next day very lingering threads on sugar
 
It's homemade is one reason it costs a little more.
Ground up ,wet sugar cane just doesn't have a pleasant smell.
The Delta area where I live is covered up with humongous sugar cane fields ,and all the young kids will cut down a stalk and chew it just like they were chewing Juicy Fruit gum.Every body grew up chewing sugar
cane,not very many stores in the Delta area to buy chewing gum.
 
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I'd be careful using to much sugar for very long, I heard it turns to vinegar after a while ,so you might want to read up on it .
 
Plants produce their own sugar thru photosynthesis, and to much will actually kill your plants, we learned that in elementary school , we had little projects growing plants in class y'all probably did to didn't you. A little sugar helped, to much killed them, I can remember that. Just be careful with how much you use, and for how long you use it.
 
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