Gary has been dutifully experimenting with his histamine diet. He’s reported some improvements. He was checking to see if white sugar triggered his sores, so he switched to coconut sugar.
This is coconut sugar.
Putting the TMI in absentminded
Gary has been dutifully experimenting with his histamine diet. He’s reported some improvements. He was checking to see if white sugar triggered his sores, so he switched to coconut sugar.
This is coconut sugar.
5 responses to “TWIL: Coconut sugar is not what you expect”
… I know most sugar is brown before it’s refined, but coconut is *white*? But maybe it’s the fat that whitens it and if you extract the non-fat juice it’s brown…
KC – or maybe the sugar in the coconut turns brown as it ages, like how really old potatoes get brown when the starch turns to sugar?
Oxidization is a thing, but I thought it was parallel to the starch->sugar thing instead of part of it…. I am not sure.
Probably google knows how coconut sugar is made and why it is in little brown pellets, though. But I am feeling lazy.
KC – Not what I expected to find. It’s caramelized!
Aha! Caramelized explains it!