How Cane Sugar Is Made

[@guilhermeteixeira7095]

For those of you who never heard of it, there's a famous sweet in Brazil called 'rapadura' which is a solid block version of that liquid extracted from the sugar cane, and there's a more refined version of it called 'merendê' which is awesome as well. There's also an alcoholic beverage made out of sugar cane called 'cachaça' which is widely appreciated too.

[@EllicottCity1]

Cool- thanks for sharing, I always enjoy learning about new things! Especially food related 😋 lol

[@harveyhale5976]

So if you use crystals of sugar to make more sugar crystals...where did the first ones come from?

[@akeeliemustafa3900]

+Harvey Hale Exacty

[@akeeliemustafa3900]

+Akeelie Mustafa Exactly.

[@akeeliemustafa3900]

+Akeelie Mustafa buy sugar canes from Mexican Markets and chop it into bike size delicious juice pieces. Sugar Canes can be purchased from various places.

[@yurkon2337]

it is easy to make, when supersaturation ratio is 1.3 or 1.5 sugar crystals begin to form themselves.

[@GAMERLGGamerlg]

Harvey Hale well please read my comment and reply

[@blaze4109]

1. find sugar cane 2. put it in a crafting table 3. done

[@hecticerectic9588]

1. Make simplistic ad video 2. Brainwash the masses 3. Rolling in profits. 🤑🤑🤑

[@rayzersharpp]

what’s up fellow gamer

[@overweightfrogs7673]

👌🏼

[@theimposter3834]

you can use the crafting grid in the inventory.duh

[@theimposter3834]

@@rayzersharpp ceiling

[@audreysng8246]

Washing of sugar cane Cutting into shreds Flattened with rollers Separator to remove fibres, collect only juice Juice goes to evaporator to boil off excess water leaving syrup Add sugar crystals into syrup to create more sugar crystals Centrifuge to remove even more liquid Goes to granulator where it is purified, decolourised, recrystallised Goes through several screens/filters to remove impurities and to ensure all crystals are the same size

[@bosoxfan2525]

Nice summary!

[@nehansiddiqui4038]

for real

[@kenenchang114]

im doing a presentation on sugar and sugar cane for a final project and you do not know how much this has helped me

[@CRAZYTwinki]

Thanks you helped me with my homework!

[@ianbarrow8963]

@@kenenchang114 bro is living my life

[@christopherblackman871]

Sugar is a very important thing that you will never forget about your health

[@jasonsaville2262]

I always enjoy watching the certain steps in sugar production. Cane to sugar. The only byproduct is molasses.

[@secretaryfig5364]

WHEN YOU REALISE ITS AN AD

[@suchitranayak67]

ikr

[@poojaarora3629]

I mean atleast we got what we wanted

[@rudreshbiswas1542]

Correct😅

[@SiddiqueProjects]

A A

[@100PercentOS2]

I have seen other videos of the cane sugar process that shows the same thing. So realizing it's an AD which it is, shows an accurate method for cane sugar processing.

[@billyhunkin9356]

What do u mean add more sugar crystals

[@safarzz5890]

thank you so much you saved my life from a science assesment

[@SiddiqueProjects]

Same 😅😅😅

[@taniascutiepie3380]

Thanks for the video/ad . i really enjoyed

[@imperialsugar]

Our pleasure!

[@Graymenn]

if you need sugar crystals to make sugar crystals... how did the first sugar crystals get made

[@largofella]

Smedley Butler I really need these answers.

[@needsmoreglitter6359]

Smedley Butler Basic chemistry. Crystals will form on their own, but adding existing crystals will jumpstart the process making it much more efficient.

[@Graymenn]

Needsmoreglitter no the guy clearly told us that you need crystals to make crystals.... its like chickens and egss n sheet.

[@Graymenn]

Dekster Well someone is lying... that much is for sure

[@yurkon2337]

it is easy to make, when supersaturation ratio is 1.3 or 1.5 sugar crystals begin to form themselves.

[@Aman-ns1yf]

If crystallisation process is started by initial sugar crystals then how did it all started at the beginning.

[@dergereatl8796]

You dont NEED sugar, any solid object will do to start the crystallization. But i personally prefer not to eat lead pellets in sugar

[@maxmccafferty9570]

Ha ha ha ha, this is a good sugar coated version of what happens...

[@Jason-Skywalker]

your comment needs more upvotes.

[@Jason-Skywalker]

It does go through this process, but they left out the bleaching part.

[@c_u_l8er]

+8... so how fast can you click this 0:30

[@DanosaurzPlayss]

+Jason Skywalker thats beetroot sugar

[@Xcerptshow]

1:48

[@Sacroooooooooooooooooooooooooo]

Helped with homework, thanks :)

[@imperialsugar]

Great to hear!

[@RedFoxAce]

How is sugar 'decolorized' without bleaching or chemicals?

[@anajordan866]

Thx this really helped me with my homework 📚

[@impractically728]

lmao im also using this for hw and i realised its an ad lol

[@jenson6568]

@@impractically728 lmao same

[@CRAZYTwinki]

Same lol but the link of this vid was in my homework

[@darkevil2487]

What about coke?

[@J_46]

OH! This is so healthy! Thank you Imperial Sugar. Regards,

[@Raakkal]

"Decolorized" and "No bleaching reqd" used together?! What a joke..

[@JonnyAppleWeed]

A little late but, you do know that there are ways to "decolorize" something without using bleach, right?

[@conanhighwoods4304]

They most likely use bones or some other source of carbon.

[@mahendarseeta2870]

Thanks you saved me from my test

[@JII-JII]

"...Turning pure cane into pure love." Pure corporate cringe.

[@leeonr]

what is used to decolorize the sugar?

[@zanebrownlee6233]

Well-we uhh.... don’t talk about that

[@100PercentOS2]

Decolorized? I don't think so. Mine is always a light brown.

[@CheBa.]

Which came first The sugar crystal Or The sugar syrup

[@JWinder2012]

They kind of glossed right over how it is decolorized, huh? Haha

[@alexidavis4103]

Outta hand that’s what i want to know

[@meredithkwock8144]

Well....they named themselves "Imperial" sugar..

[@keklordgrey4522]

what about the added powdered Lime??? Not the fruit. Via Discovery UK How it's made. Or did they not explain it correctly?

[@37xINFINITY]

Retaining moisture retains hydration in are body

[@matrixnotop8193]

Thanks

[@richardgere9729]

I love this, thanks

[@dj_vin6]

The animation in this video was insane!

[@bucolicdaisy]

why is the sugar decolorized?

[@norbertdx]

Once the cane hits the refinery, how long does it take until it's package?

[@vishwamithra3390]

You should have animated what was going inside the separator..

[@anwithaparameswaran2919]

Very good 👍

[@djvapid]

If you need to add sugar crystals to the syrup to create more sugar crystals... where do the original sugar crystals come from?

[@abinsworld8557]

Good

[@amywu4071]

roughly how long do these refining processes take?

[@akshitasharma5340]

Purification part is skipped where chemicals are added

[@maheshmuthusamy1340]

yes ma'am, sulphur di oxide & lime, liquid soap, all this bleaching process is sensored. [e-mail]

[@chelseah.9577]

I believe she called it “decolorized”

[@suhaashamsi9423]

Turbinado is a mix of tornado and turbine like brown and white sugar is put in a turbine of tornado

[@ethangow9541]

I learnt that sugar retains moisture and keeps freshness

[@eskedarasfaw7570]

Thank you for your very good information.please anther video about the root system of sugarcane

[@akshitar3700]

Nice

[@getsomemtb7427]

Know what you're buying in the store. If the package says, "Sugar, Table Sugar, Granulated Sugar" it is likely GMO sugar beets. "Cane Sugar" is obviously from cane. I only use organic cane. :o)

[@1227-z5w]

wait a minute.... how was it "Decolorized"?

[@Crazyee8]

Bleach

[@Meaderelle]

@sabbracadabra lmao

[@conanhighwoods4304]

Bones

[@100PercentOS2]

Great animation. Obviously minimally processed without extra chemicals. Most of all, as a diabetic I can eat cane sugar without raising my blood glucose unlike that over processed sugar that contains cane and beet sugars as well as milky sucrose, ethanol and glycerin. It isn't apparently just one ingredient that causes sugar spikes, but all of them put together and highly processed that do cause sugar spikes. I call this stuff Frankensugar. If it don't say Cane Sugar I won't buy it.

[@starsnstripesforever5601]

Humans are amazing

[@kuunda8363]

I;ve heard modern brown sugar is just white sugar with molasses added in again after.

[@Salad2916]

I love sugar

[@Salad2916]

Same

[@MkvoidplaysMarbteam]

Bro u replied to ur own comment.

[@preethasuresh4636]

How Sugar is made that to how efficient is that up to that you can put One video

[@diskman3001]

It's better for you than high fructose corn syrup

[@Kidddas]

what about C & H sugar

[@tysonmoore8857]

Lol. “From our family to yours”. Very original

[@omegajbmb]

From Pure Cane to Pure Love to Pure Diabetes. Thanks Imperial Dixie.

[@stephenmcsweeney357]

Diabetes is caused by animal products/animal fat you uneducated assclown!! Read a fucking book!

[@raghunathsankhe352]

Nice👍

[@christopherblackman871]

Yes sugar start from sugar cane

[@jacobmoore1640]

Amazing!

[@codyphase2572]

my mom used to make sugar back in Mexico she also ain't need no of those machines

[@sudarmathi7935]

very nice

[@mawarcellular9093]

good

[@moyraisrael6109]

Where was the first crystal. This still did not answer my question "hw is sugar made"

[@Levitz9]

I grew up in Puerto Rico, which was once a hotbed of sugarcane production. This video makes it all seem so easy, but then you see the old-timey photos of peoples grandparents chopping down miles of sugarcane for scrip... Not an indictment against anyone who eats sugar, btw. Its history.

[@Reddylion]

nice information .

[@7peso]

poision

[@CrIstnELITE]

huh, what about the animal bones they used to bleach the sugar white?

[@harrytaylormartialarts]

exactly !!!

[@akhileshdhardiwedi9699]

No where they are using bones... actually some sort of lime is used in processing of sugar.... every where. In ancient times they used to consume the bones to convert in lime....but now they are using more advanced technologies...

[@noveenliaquat9902]

hmm great video

[@sibanibag6669]

Nycc

[@simonfat2634]

I love sugar. I love you please never stop making cane sugar. it´s refined health. I love you.

[@shaneblankenship8193]

so, its is not love in my Birthday cake? }:

[@ChernobylPizza]

The main cause of the obesity epidemic right here!

[@ChernobylPizza]

Dude, every effect has multiple causes. You could say truthfully the main cause of obesity is our biology. Of course people have to practice restraint. But right now there's so much misinformation that many people simply don't even know they are eating oversugared crap. It's labeled "healthy" and everyone they know also eats it.

[@gavinscott10]

All processed foods cause harm to our body, dude

[@bradebronson8835]

Don't make excuses for fatties.... stop eating... go exercise, nuff said.

[@Sety777]

The Tool Guy It is difficult to take care of yourself when nature is illegal.

[@Sety777]

Alex Axon Carbohydrates are in fruits and vegetables in their natural form, processed foods aren’t needed.

[@Zainuddina565]

BRO WHO ADD CHEMICAL TO SUGAR JUST MAKE THE ORIGINAL FORM

[@shoot1stshoot1st22]

Similar to how cocaine is extracted

[@CinarTG2023]

What if sugar IS... Nevermind, too much ILLUMINATI on the ILLUMINATI METER!

[@jgsh8062]

They put acid and kerosene in cocaine

[@harrytaylormartialarts]

you forgot to mention bone char is used to bleach and filter cane sugar (which comes from bones of an animal.)

[@stephenmcsweeney357]

hahahahahahahahahahahhaha

[@jacobmoore1640]

Cool video

[@dargon1084]

The Sugar Barons brought me here

[@KalaiSelvi-fv5um]

love it

[@MrDr4gonGamer]

NIce

[@sreeharit.p3821]

but nowadays only chemicals are used and we need to use sulphur

[@Sebastian-hi9te]

Tell Snapple to put Imperial Cane sugar back in Dr Pepper!!! What were they thinking????

[@jitulsarma809]

Saccharum officinarum , varieties in use today are hybrid, .. Noble cane✍️

[@EasyKiwi111]

I did I not realize this was an ad lol

[@fferrandini]

from a brazilian citizen : drink its juice.

[@RowenaJooste]

Yum😁😁

[@ontwoaxles]

wrong -- the cane is not renewed...the crop is burnt - a major source of air pollution around the world with all kinds of environmental and human harm. Nat.Geo has a good video on this process. It's well documented if you take the time to search it out. Thanks.

[@chantalgardner3157]

Very good description of an off grid scenario. Thank you. Can't wait to try it.

[@jesuslovemeshondie5657]

Oh my gosh

[@adelina2000ac]

The actual sugar marking process wasn’t that sweet tbh. “Sugar was made with blood” and slaves had to endure hell for centuries to provide Europe with sugar. I don’t think the sugar industry would be the same today without slavery, especially in Latin America.

[@ahmadijaz5191]

Hey u r really good wow

[@kristathompson2060]

I wonder which stage of the process it becomes diabetes

[@fabm4252]

Pure cane to pure obesity 👌

[@deadpoolgaming8161]

*This 2 minute video is thousand times better than 15 minute long videos full of crap* 🥰

[@cyvett6]

What do you wash it with? How do you get it white? They won't tell you how they take totally nutritious cane juice and turn it into an addictive poison.

[@babarhussain8979]

very intresting

[@Xheooon]

And my dumb brain thought real sugar crystals lies inside the cane, like it’s hollow then the sugar is inside, just talking it out then processing it or something lol

[@earlsarcades]

Please cuz tell him.

[@williamjones4331]

watched this in my school lesson lol

[@senthilkumara3541]

not bad

[@SiddiqueProjects]

😮

[@salthospitalityconsultings2532]

by the why cane sugar was invented in India then British took that and export around the world . Proud to be Indian 🕉🕉☪☪✝✝☮☮☸☸🔯🕎☯☦(●'◡'●)

[@arnon-jaya]

9 sep 2019 4:35 pm edt: thanks. 1:03 why convert liquid-sugar to powder ? liquid-sugar has short-shelf-life/has expiry-date ? liquid-sugar is good enough for me 4 jan 2020 2:21 am est:pianist-lang-lang eat sugar-chocolate-cookie:facebook.com/watch/?v=10154136472353352 from facebook.com/pg/LangLangPiano/posts/?ref=page_internal -> search 'cookie'

[@jerrygu5316]

Sugar is a wonderful modern scientific invention, it is the first chemical to be industrially extracted and purified. The english word "factory" was first used to describe the sugar plantations of Jamaica. A product of human ingenuity, It is also the first manufactured export product to follow Adam Smith's economic model, and the theory of mercantilism. Though, no fault to sugar, the history of sugar is also full of terrible and horrible stories, institutional slavery and yellow fever to name a few. The culture and history of sugar is really a microcosm of the modern world, of our current global economy, geo-political system, and even epidemics and global health. That's why I love sugar, and the history of sugar, but at the same time, I am horrified by it. It is the dilemma of our contemporary condition: the things of our making simultaneously and un-contradictorily contain our love and hate, liberate and enslave us. Read all about it y'all.

[@FuckJewTube664]

Thats too deep man

[@bradebronson8835]

Longest, commercial, ever

[@CRAZYTwinki]

No there are some ads I saw which are like, 20 mins long, but skippable, ofcourse