What does LBS mean in CHAT

What Is Little Black Sugar?

Little Black Sugar is an unrefined sugar commonly found throughout Southeast Asia. Made from pure cane sugar juice that has been heated and condensed into syrup form, then mixed with molasses in a process called carbonization. It has more intense sweetness than refined white sugar due to its high molasses content; it also has a dark tan colour and light crunchy texture when compared to traditional cane sugar. It contains trace minerals such as iron, magnesium and calcium - making it slightly healthier than other types of sugar — yet still provides the same sweetness sensation as regular table sugar. In fact, many people prefer LBS because its rich flavour adds depth and complexity to desserts or beverages like coffee or tea.

Benefits Of Little Black Sugar

Using Little Black Sugar instead of traditional white granulated sugar offers several advantages for health-conscious individuals. First, due to the fact it retains all its natural components throughout production — meaning nothing is lost in the refining process - it retains more nutrients such as iron, magnesium, calcium and potassium than most refined sugars available on the market today. This makes LBS a great source of essential micronutrients that are lost during the refining process of traditional sugars. Additionally, because LBS is unrefined — meaning no preservatives or additives have been added— it's much steadier in terms of glycemic index than typical store-bought white table sugar which causes rapid fluctuations in blood glucose levels leading to cravings and energy spikes followed by crashes later on in the day - leaving you feeling tired much quicker after eating them foods containing white table sugars.