Bakit asukal na pula ang tawag sa brown sugar?

Bersyon ng Filipino:

   Habang ito ay unang ginawa, ang kayumanggi asukal ay kinuha mula sa isang tungkod at hinalo ng mga molase. Na naging kayumanggi.

Hulaan ko dahil hindi alam ng mga tagalikha kung ano pa ang tawag dito. Kaya't tinawag lang nila itong "brown sugar." Kapag ang asukal sa kayumanggi ay magaan, mas kaunti ang mga molase na ginagamit nila. Ang mas madidilim na kulay, mas maraming ginagamit.

English version: While it was first being made, brown sugar was taken from a cane and was stirred in with molasses. Which made it brown. I guess because the creators didn't know what else to call it. So they just call it "brown sugar." When brown sugar is light, the fewer molasses they use. The darker the color, the more they use

Ang brown sugar ay isang produktong sucrose sugar na may natatanging kulay kayumanggi dahil sa pagkakaroon ng mga molase.

ExplanationAng brown sugar ay isang produktong sucrose sugar na may natatanging kulay kayumanggi dahil sa pagkakaroon ng mga molase.:

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