Organic Panela Sugar
Organic Panela Sugar
Description
"Origin Panela Sugar Panela sugar is originally from Central and South America. The pleasant sweetness, with its bright caramel and light freshness, is complemented by a subtle licorice taste. Production process Panela sugar Panela sugar is extracted from pure juice from the sugar cane, so that a number of valuable ingredients such as vitamins and minerals are not lost. Healthy product properties and applications Panela is not sophisticated. This means that all vitamins and minerals are still in it. Panela sugar has a golden yellow to caramel brown color. In Colombia, organic panela sugar is mainly used in hot and cold drinks. Depending on the desired sweetness, the right amount is mixed with cold or hot water."
- Organic food
- sweeteners
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