Post #44 by InParadise on the Cooking in Shrewd'm board

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Or perhaps it only matters for certain recipes?

IMO the difference between dark and light brown sugar should only be important where a more delicate taste or light color is important to you. Light brown sugar may be slightly sweeter, given less molasses. I doubt most people would be able to tell the difference.

Hope it goes well!

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