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brownulated

adjective

Being a free-flowing form of brown sugar with significantly lower moisture content than traditional types.

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Meanings

adjectivebrownulated (not comparable)

not comparablebakingBeing 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
2 more examples
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
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

Origin

Generalised trademark; possibly a blend of brown + granulated

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APA

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