Is Yellow Sugar Brown Sugar?
Brilliant Yellow Is a Light Brown Sugar with a Subtle Molasses Flavour. It Is Ideal for Glazes, Butterscotch, Oatmeal Cookies, Pecan Pie, Baked Apples...
Brilliant Yellow is a light brown sugar with a subtle molasses flavour. It is ideal for glazes, butterscotch, oatmeal cookies, pecan pie, baked apples, cinnamon buns, peanut brittle and plum pudding.
Can I replace brown sugar with yellow sugar?
Yes. The only difference will be in color and taste. Just to state the obvious, light brown sugar makes baked goods with lighter color and milder flavor; dark brown, darker colored baked goods with more assertive (but still very mild) molasses flavor. Structurally, the two sugars function the same.
What sugar is closest to brown sugar?
The easiest brown sugar substitute is, in fact, white sugar. Yes, simply swap in white sugar where a recipe calls for brown sugar. If you need one cup of brown sugar, use one cup of white sugar. According to the folks at Better Homes & Gardens, your recipe will still work—though it might not taste the same.