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Sulphurless Sugar

₹80.00(₹0.15 per gram)

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Size 500g 1kg

Single-ingredientZero additives

CLEANOne ingredient, refined without sulphur.

Cane sugar from certified organic sugarcane, sulphurless, where most white sugar in India goes through a sulphitation step to bleach it bright white. The organic certification governs how the cane was grown — no synthetic pesticides or fertilisers in the field — and that is a genuine difference at the agricultural end. It dissolves and behaves exactly as white sugar should in tea, coffee, bakes, jams and syrups.

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Why We Like It

Certified organic cultivation, so no synthetic pesticides or fertilisers went on the cane.
Sulphurless, where sulphitation is the common Indian route to bright white sugar, so this one sits a shade off-white.
Nutrition is plain about what it is: 100 g of sugar per 100 g.
A QR code and processor code on the pack lead back to the source.

Ingredients

Organic sugar (100%)

Single ingredient

Cane sugar from certified organic sugarcane, with nothing added.

No sulphur dioxide

Sulphurless

Most white sugar sold in India goes through a sulphitation step to bleach it bright white. Residual sulphur is the usual reason to look for an alternative.

No added colour or anti-caking agent

Not used

Free-flow agents turn up in some packaged sugars; there is none here.

Nutrition factsPer 100g

Energy kcal: 402 kcal
Protein g: 0 g
Carbohydrate g: 100 g
Total sugars g: 100 g
Added sugars g: 0 g
Dietary fibre g: 0 g
Total fat g: 0 g
Saturated fat g: 0 g
Trans fat g: 0 g
Cholesterol mg: 0 mg
Salt g: 0 g

Pure & Sure Sulphurless Sugar versus other sugars

What to compare	Purepicked	Regular white sugar
Processing	Sulphurless	Sulphitation is the common Indian route to bright white sugar, and never appears on a label
Farming	Certified organic, with a PGS processor code	Conventional cultivation
Additives	None	Anti-caking and free-flow agents are used in some packaged sugars
Traceability	QR code and processor code back to the source	Rarely offered

Is It For You?

Good for

Tea, coffee and everyday beverages

Baking, where sugar behaviour needs to be predictable

Sweets and desserts

Jams, syrups and preserves

Avoid if

Anyone looking for a low-calorie or low-GI sweetener — this is sugar, and behaves like sugar

Buyers who want an unrefined sweetener with molasses character; this is clean white sugar

Strict vegan buyers — cane sugar is decolourised with bone char in some refineries

How to use

Use one-for-one anywhere a recipe calls for white or caster sugar

Dissolves cleanly in hot and cold drinks without clouding

Behaves predictably in baking, where sugar affects browning and texture as much as sweetness

Good for jams, syrups and preserves that need a neutral sweetener

What to look for in Sugar?

Sulphur dioxide is used to bleach sugar bright white. Sulphurless sugar is a shade off-white, and that is the honest colour.

'Brown sugar' is usually refined white sugar with molasses added back. Genuinely unrefined sugar carries its molasses from the start.

The ingredient list should name one sugar. Anti-caking agents and added colour are both used in this category and both have to be declared.

Unrefined and alternative sugars are still sugar. A lower glycaemic index does not make them diabetic-safe.