Incauca Sugar Turbinado, 32 oz, 1.0 Count

Good price and tastes great, what more can one say? It's comparable to Sugar in the Raw, so if you like unrefined sugar and that unique taste, this is for you.

I prefer my sweets tastes to be complex so turbinado type sugar suits me fine. I've bought Incauca brand several times and it has remained consistent. The pretty golden grains are very large and crunchy, so if you're sprinkling on top, they look great. The deeper, molasses component is very apparent in the flavor so this sugar is superb for adding to a cooked dish. I like to use it to enrich the flavor of my homemade kombucha. It's just more interesting in flavor than refined white sugar.

Can’t beat it! This sugar is great quality. I use very little and it makes my coffee perfectly sweet each time. It’s also a great price and lasts

This turbinado sugar is good value and has pretty good flavor, not overly refined and not too raw (cane sugar) tasting. Ideal for coffees and Teas. The grain size is rather large and takes some time to dissolve in the liquid, and this also makes it a little more challenging to use in baking. However, I used a coffee grinder to smash up the large crystals and it works good.

When In The Raw, and then other brands of turbinado sugar, first came out, it had a relatively high molasses content, resulting in dark tannish-brown crystals and a still very slightly-sticky texture to it from the retained molasses content - turbinado sugar (vs. white sugar) was the perfect taste to pair with brewed coffee, as both the coffee and the sugar cane are grown in the same region/soil & have compatible flavours Over the decades, In The Raw began processing their turbinado sugar more and more, to the point where it is today, with barely any of the molasses left in it - Florida Crystals, the only other brand of turbinado sugar available in my area, has followed suit - I then started buying demerara sugar, when that began available at my local retail stores, until the price suddenly tripled, making it ridiculously overpriced - demerara and turbinado are nothing more than partially refined sugar cane (fully refined gives you the completely de-mineralised & very dry white sugar crystals) I began buying this brand on Amazon due to the reviews, and was pleased to see that in actuality, the sugar really is as caramelly-dark as the images on the listing indicate - further, the sugar is not (as of this review dated 4/12/25) overpriced - I hope the company continues to refine their cane sugar to this degree without reducing the molasses content as these other companies did - I also hope the company continues to keeps the price at the retail level turbinado sugar should be sold at It has been my experience in life that manufacturers and retailers lose sight of the Purpose of what they are producing - watashi-wa, there is nothing being produced that I need to overspend my spending money on at overpriced prices

Better than Iberia

Great value. Good quantity for price.

I buy this regularly and like it so much more than regular sugar for coffee. You only need a little bit if you want to sweeten your cup. It lasts a long time, staying fresh in a small glass jar and freezing the rest. It is a great price as well!