brownulated light brown sugar

[jsdspif]

I have been meaning to post about this stuff for quite some time now . It is brownulated light brown sugar . They are like tiny little beads . I like to use it when I make up a batch of rub because they don't ball up to themselves as time goes by using the rub every now and then . Maybe this stuff has been around for a while and I just never noticed it before , but I think it's a fairly new product . I am trying to post the photo here but if it doesn't work you can probably find it with the sugar at your local market .

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[jsdspif]

if somebody knows what I did wrong let me know please . I copied the html code and pasted it in my post and then a box popped up that said I had to ctrl + v in the box to paste it there but it was the code that showed up in the post not the actual photo . If I click on the code it brings up the photo.

 

[indyadmin1974]

if somebody knows what I did wrong let me know please . I copied the html code and pasted it in my post and then a box popped up that said I had to ctrl + v in the box to paste it there but it was the code that showed up in the post not the actual photo . If I click on the code it brings up the photo.

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/wiki/image-and-video-tutorial#user_addimages2

 

[wildflower]

[h3]Product Overview[/h3]
This unique, pourable brown sugar boasts a delicious medium molasses flavor that doesn't lump, cake or harden like most brown sugar. Perfect for sprinkling on fruits, cereals, pancakes, and ice cream. This easy-to-measure brown sugar can also be used whenever regular light brown sugar is called for.