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| Ingredients | Sanonto Sugar |
|---|---|
| Packaging | 1kg/2.2lb x 1 |
| Flavor | Light Brown Carmalized Sweetness |
| Color | Light Brown |
| Storage | Shelf Stable, See Best By Date |
| Orgin | Japan |
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