$ 54.85
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Keep your business stocked with Member’s Mark&trade Premium Cane Sugar (12.5 lbs., 2,000 ct.). It comes in single-serve packets that allow customers or employees to grab exactly how much they need.
Besides being sweet and a non-GMO product, Member’s Mark Premium Cane Sugar is only 10 calories per pack. It’s finely granulated to easily dissolve into warm liquids like tea and coffee. This pure cane sugar can also be used to sweeten fresh fruit. It comes in a convenient box containing 2,000 packets that can be stored in a pantry or cabinet.
Cane sugar is made from sugar cane. The plant is harvested and sent to a mill where the juice is extracted by diffusion or with water. The liquid is then clarified and heated to create a syrup. The syrup is concentrated through evaporators, the water is removed and then sugar crystals are formed. The raw sugar crystals have a brown, molasses coating that can go through a carbonation process or be bleached by sulfur dioxide to produce a whiter color. Granulated sugar has the molasses refined out of it. The fine crystals don’t cake together, making it ideal for baking, beverages or sprinkling onto food.
These sugar packets are terrific for concession stands, restaurants and cafeterias. They can be placed into large condiment bins or inside of small holders on tables. The cane sugar packets are also ideal for break rooms and waiting areas. Use them in the home for simple portion control when sweetening up drinks, as well as sauces, fruit and other foods.
 
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empty packets
packets are empty. There is no sugar at all. flat paper packet in the box.
Arrived Damaged
The box was damaged as if it had been dropped hard. I had to tape it up to keep sugar packets from falling out. Not enough lost to be worth sending back.
A huge box of individual sugars
That box will last along time, I love buying in bulk!!!!
SWEETNESS all over the place!
Good sugar but box was leaking sugar all over the place which indicates to me that some packets inside the box are defective or busted
Doing it the old fashion way.
Shrink wrapped it. I hope it’s good and have a reasonably amount to sugar in each packet. To be doubly safe I’m vacuum sealing 1/2lb packets. USMC