Our sugar is a light brown that tastes a bit like brown sugar. It has all the natural goodness of coconut water. You can use coconut sugar to sweeten your favorite , , marinades, or . Most people use bulk coconut sugar instead of white, refined sugar, brown sugar, and muscovado sugar in their recipes.

What Is Coconut Sugar?

This sugar is a natural, high-energy food source made by collecting sweet sap from the flowering stem, called an inflorescence, at the top of the tree. The inflorescence is carefully clipped and bent into a bamboo container for collection.

Twice a day, these trees are climbed, and bamboo containers are switched out. It is usually the men and sons who do this, and to watch them climb the trees is incredible!

The collected sap is transported into a kitchen, where it's brought to a light simmer to concentrate the organic coconut sugar. Once crystals begin to form, the solution is removed from the heat, and crystallization of the entire basin occurs rapidly.

Bulk Coconut Sugar, From Family Farms to Your Home

The women in the kitchen grind the crystals while they are still moist to break them into very small grains. These grains are packaged into 10 kg bags and transported to the Quality Control Center.

Over 700 families who make this sugar bring their products here, where it is further dried and tested for moisture content, particle size, and microbes. Ocean-going containers arrive and are filled with this sugar bound for America.

Sustainable Harvest

Recently some articles stated that the collection of coconut sap can harm coconut trees and affect coconut oil and coconut milk production. Nothing could be further from the truth. To read more about this, please .

What’s special about this sugar is that it’s organic, non-GMO, and sustainable. On every acre of farmland, the coconut palm trees produce 50 -75% more sugar than ordinary cane sugar. And it only uses 20% of resources compared to cane sugar.

This organic coconut sugar is unrefined which means it contains natural minerals and nutrients like zinc, iron, potassium, and calcium. It also has a small amount of soluble fiber called inulin, that helps manage blood sugar spikes after your meals.

It’s an excellent sweetener for your coffee, tea, smoothies, baking, and so much more!

Frequently Asked Questions

Want to learn more about this product? Take a look at some of the most frequently asked questions to find answers.

Is organic coconut sugar better than regular sugar?

This sugar is one of the since it is less processed. It has the same number of calories as refined sugar and other sweeteners. However, it also contains some nutrients that may give it an edge over the other sugar alternatives.

Is organic coconut sugar a healthy sugar?

Bulk coconut sugar has only around 75% sucrose. The rest is made of nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and flavonoids. These nutrients may make it a healthier sweetener that may benefit your body. This sugar also has healthy fats that may help prevent high cholesterol and heart disease.

Can diabetic people eat coconut sugar?

Studies show that sugar made from coconuts may have significant amounts of inulin, which may help diabetic people control their blood sugar levels. It also has a low glycemic index. However, It’s important to know and understand this sugar is still a sweetener. You should always be mindful of your intake if you have diabetes.

Can I use coconut sugar for baking?

You can easily use organic coconut sugar in your favorite baking . Just swap it out for a 1:1 ratio in place of regular sugar. It tastes like brown sugar and works well in moist batters and chewy cookies since it retains moisture.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.