Is turbinado sugar directly interchangeable with regular white sugar in recipes for baked goods? Thank you. ;o)
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mr.ikslopotOctober 30, 2010
It works pretty well. It is a less refined sugar and more natural sugar. When used in baking one can tell the difference. It would depend what you are doing as to the result. I use turbinado a lot for brûlée. I also mix the sugars at times. Turbinado burns more quickly.
Amanda H.August 18, 2010
Turbinado sugar contains more moisture than regular white sugar, so the resulting baked good may have more moisture -- which may be better for cakes and muffins, but less so for cookies.
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