India Tree White Sugar Cubes from Mauritius, Fair Trade, 1.1 lb Pantry Pak | Clean cane sweetness, no spoon needed, Non-GMO Project Verified, cRc Kosher, for coffee, tea and Old Fashioneds
Description
Sweet, and nothing else: Which is the point. Clean cane sugar, pressed into cubes, that sweetens without changing anything else.
Let the gin talk: Exactly what you want in a good tea, or in a cocktail where the gin should be the loudest thing in the glass.
One cube, one measure: No spoon, no loose sugar on the table. Set them out for coffee and tea, or muddle one into an Old Fashioned.
Fair Trade Certified: The farmers who grow this cane are paid a fair, stable price regardless of what global sugar markets do, plus a premium their community decides how to spend. Also Non-GMO Project Verified and cRc Kosher Certified.
One ingredient, from Mauritius: Cane sugar, produced in Mauritius. Free of all nine major U.S. allergens.
Dietary Type
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