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Raw sugar is processed. But unlike white sugar, which has had the molasses (a byproduct of refining) removed during processing, raw sugar is processed so that a bit of the molasses residue remains. This colors the sugar and gives it a round flavor.

For garnishing and topping, raw sugar may be substituted for white or brown. But in recipes for batters and doughs that call for a particular kind of sugar, it’s always recommended to stick to what’s called for, unless an acceptable substitution is indicated. Retaining some of the molasses means raw sugar has a minuscule amount more iron and calcium than granulated sugar, but not enough to have a true impact on your diet.

Use raw sugar anywhere you would use table sugar