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Mon, 20 Apr 2020 13:17:44 -0400
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Re: Is sucrose from beets and sugar cane identical?
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Dick, I think we all agree that sucrose is sucrose. To me, Fisher's point was that the purity of the marketed products differs. Thus, fine for bees, but not brulees [disclaimer: unless laboratory-grade purity is achieved]

NaCL is NaCL, but sea salt, kosher salt, and table salt all differ. And beyond granule size, that difference is due to additives (table salt) or natural contaminants (sea salt).

Just sayin.'

S

Skillman, NJ

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