brownulated
adjEtymology Generalised trademark; possibly a blend of brown + granulated
1
Baking, Cooking, Food, Lifestyle Being a free-flowing form of brown sugar with significantly lower moisture content than traditional types.
- Brownulated brown sugar does not require sifting.1967 [1949], Antoinette Pope, Antoinette Pope School New Candy Cookbook, 3rd edition, New York: Macmillan, page 1:
- Leave the sponge in a warm place (85°F) overnight. Add to the sponge: the egg, brownulated sugar, vanilla extract, oil and moshed pumpkin. Beat until smooth.2004, David A. Anderson, King Arthur Flour Company (Paperback), Arcadia Pub., page 105:
1 more example
- Top second cocoa layer with granulated sugar and brownulated sugar, compressing each slightly. Pour chips over sugar and seal jar.2013, Howard Kirsch, Cookie Recipe Scrapbook (ebook), Trafford Publishing, page 245: