How to Make Molasses From Sugarcane Juice at Home

[@v87garden]

A powerful molasses for home garden 🙏❤️Thanks for watching! ❤️Don't forget to Subscribe to watch more video ❤️ bit.ly/3qfITNP

[@saberusmaximus2703]

Cool video, thanks for showing us how to make molasses from fresh sugarcane.

[@v87garden]

Thanks for visiting

[@Myreturnjourney]

Thank you very much. This was very helpful.

[@v87garden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@soponchanseatipon7761]

We use this molasses as the ingredient of Thai food , we call it sugar from sugar cane . In Thai น้ำตาลอ้อย . Thank you . Greetings from Thailand.

[@SarahHolmes-ep3dh]

Molasses cookies 👍😋

[@pranabdas8472]

It is used by eithanal process?

[@mrbo4576]

Awesome thank you

[@v87garden]

No problem!

[@BumiAcehAgroLestari]

Your channel is good. You should have more viewers. Hope people will soon find your channel. Keep making good videos buddy..

[@v87garden]

Thanks, will do!

[@jaredphillips5105]

This isn't molasses, it's just unrefined sugar. To make molasses from here the sucrose must be separated from this product by way of of a centrifuge. The byproduct of the centrifugal process is molasses. I suspect your stuff here is quite a bit sweeter than what you would buy from a store.

[@v87garden]

It is 100% natural organic molasses

[@Baapon]

Right you are. I was thinking the same. This is just liquid Sugar with Molasses.

[@jaredphillips5105]

@@v87garden using big key words like "organic" and "natural" like that is telling of your naivety of what these words actually mean. Molasses contain very little sucrose, the product being manufactured in this video would be almost entirely sucrose. It's just unrefined sugar, nothing more.

[@DerangedCactusMan]

@@jaredphillips5105Which is not THAT different from molasses which is the same thing except for the fact that some of the sugar was removed first.

[@gonova8412]

@@DerangedCactusMando a side by side taste test. It is VERY different. Different is different either way and the difference here is that it’s not molasses.

[@themartialartsapproach8786]

How do you get the juice out if you don't have an industrial machine?

[@v87garden]

You can see my video you will know how I get sugarcane juice

[@Islamiclecture256]

From market

[@BushPilot69]

I just chop mine into small chunks and boil it with extra water. After about an hour you can pull them out and squeeze them if you'd like.

[@themartialartsapproach8786]

@@BushPilot69 Thanks!

[@SunethraRajapakse-gf3uv]

For what can we use it ❤❤

[@v87garden]

You can use it to mix with any fertilizer

[@FebinShon]

Rum production😅

[@pranjalbayan5338]

Making rum

[@Asthmos]

molasses cookies!

[@GabrielVelienneNelson]

Bonsoir madame merci beaucoup pour la vidéo ❤

[@Stormbreaker-ll9pu]

Why is the rum always gone?

[@v87garden]

Because of the heat

[@aruntnp]

Jhonny depp❤

[@savvywitty646]

​@@aruntnphis name is Johnny not Jhonny.

[@karavi2000]

Thanks for the video.. So for 3 liter of Sugarcane juice, do we get 0.5 liter of Molasses?.. can you please confirm.. Thank you

[@v87garden]

Yes about 0.5-0.7 litter

[@girlofcreativity7667]

I wonder if you could make molasses from regular sugar.

[@v87garden]

I have another video to make molasses from sugar cane or brown sugar. You can follow it.

[@SunethraRajapakse-gf3uv]

Wish you the very best

[@SunethraRajapakse-gf3uv]

❤❤❤

[@v87garden]

Thanks for watching

[@sunfrancis6669]

This is a good video but as a carribean person I have to tell you that it doesn't expire we store it for years it just gets thicker overtime

[@v87garden]

Thanks for the tip! I'll make sure to note that in my future videos.

[@louierivera1011]

thanks for sharing

[@v87garden]

My pleasure

[@henrynyabuto4892]

If it is boiled more,do we get juggery?

[@v87garden]

Yes you will get juggery

[@jamesliston5693]

Is it fit for human consumption

[@v87garden]

No it is not, it is use for agriculture purposes

[@officialspock]

Can I do this with just sugar?

[@v87garden]

Yes you can. I also have other video how to make molasses from sugar

[@yordanosmekuria7782]

Is it the same benefit make it from sugar

[@Crawdoodle]

No

[@henokmulat1324]

How to use agriculture purpuse fertilizer folier method 0.5 litter molasses mix with how much water

[@v87garden]

This molasses is use with many purpose examples use to mix with compost or use to make kitchen waste fertilizer and make other fertilizer with different volume.

[@RachanaShrestha-b9d]

Is it edible?

[@v87garden]

Yes it is. But it has a distinct bittersweet flavor.

[@KetoneRcoR]

it is a core ingredient for ethanol preparation

[@Abuzarjutt-ec7gq]

good job!

[@v87garden]

Thanks!

[@x.bobbybo]

Could use this same molasses for baking?

[@v87garden]

Sorry, I am not sure this molasses use for baking

[@paulinapingkan2023]

Why add water? Why don't stop at the same liquidity ?

[@v87garden]

I add water because I need liquid molasses at the final. if we not add water the molasses will not turn to liquid and it will harden like taffy

[@abdullahessam1260]

I think the answer to this is that you need full caramelization, that's why you need very low liquidity, then you add back water for texture.

[@Nonu-36035]

Paani k bina nhi bnn skta kya sir

[@v87garden]

Without water the final molasses will not turn to liquid and it will harden like taffy

[@Nonu-36035]

@@v87garden ok

[@bororobo3805]

So 3 liter sugar cane extract gives you 300ml of molasses?

[@v87garden]

I got almost 600 ml

[@whatsup7666]

❤❤❤❤

[@ShoeString13]

That's also how we shell peas,👍. SF/

[@v87garden]

Glad to know you have the same technique for shelling peas! It's all about efficiency.

[@Grateful2Exist]

I see that you boiled off the water but then re-added the water, so what's the benefit of this extra step? Just so you can cook it longer? Thanks

[@v87garden]

Without adding extra water, the final molasses will not turn to liquid and it will harden like taffy

[@Grateful2Exist]

@@v87garden couldn’t you just reduce it less in the first place? Or do you want it to cook longer for more of the deep flavor?

[@v87garden]

Yes cook it until it has a deep flavor

[@MaryHernandez-lq8kq]

😊

[@MagnoCastillo-sn6gh]

Why's the rum gone

[@v87garden]

Sorry what do you mean rum?

[@BloxxyGrim]

we eat molasses in jamaica

[@lumpyonion3941]

She live like this

[@12qwe349]

This is a syrup. Molasses has crystallized sugar removed.

[@chivveng1265]

ខ្មែរយើងទេ

[@v87garden]

ខ្មែហើយថាមិនខ្មែរទៀតបង

[@dan8910100]

It's also good for making moonshine 🥴

[@robinhayden6632]

Excellent video! Thank you!!

[@v87garden]

You are welcome!