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What Exactly is Ancient Cane?
Ancient Cane is a plant-based honey derived from dehydrated cane juice. Unlike most sweeteners, Ancient Cane contains vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and it’s free of any additives and artificial ingredients. It is certified FAIR TRADE, NON-GMO, GLUTEN FREE, RAW VEGAN, and PALEO. It’s a great substitute for refined sugar and artificial sweeteners!
Ancient Cane Names Around the World:
· Jaggery/ Gur (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh)
· Panela (Colombia, Ecuador, Costa Rica)
· Chancaca (Perú, Bolivia)
· Uluru dust (Australia)
· Kukuto (Japan)
· Piloncillo (Mexico)
· Atado de dulce (Central America)
· Rapadura/Raspadura (Spain, the Caribbean)
· Gura Melaka (Malaysia)
· Asab (Egypt)
· Peen tong (China)
How is it Made?
What are Some of the Health Benefits?
· It boosts your immune system.
· It boosts your energy levels.
· It’s a good source of essential vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
· It soothes cold and flu symptoms.
· It may help prevent:
– Hypertension
– Diabetes
– Tooth decay
– Cancer
– Osteoporosis
– Anemia
Learn more about Ancient Cane and its health benefits. https://colfarmer.com/2020/07/25/panela-the-natural-nutritional-sweetener/
Why is Ancient Cane a Better Option?
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How is it Used?
Ancient Cane is used as a 1:1 replacement for refined white sugar and brown sugar. It can be used to sweeten drinks and beverages as well as for cooking and baking your favorite recipes.
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