The Sugar Industry Blog

Real Sugar, Real Stories: Sugar Beet and Sugar Cane Growers Share the Legacy

Every day, sugar beet and sugar cane growers across the country carry forward an agricultural legacy that more American consumers need and want to hear about.

Sugar Association Receives STEM.org Accreditation Trustmark

July 25, 2022
As a STEM.org Accredited Educational Program, the Sugar Association offers resources to educators.

Podcast – Sugar & Added Sugars: A Closer Looks at Intake & Recommendations – A Conversation with Melissa Joy Dobbins and Dr. Courtney Gaine

June 24, 2022
Listen to this conversation about sugar consumption and recommendations and receive free CEUs.

Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp

June 24, 2022
Sugar is essential to balancing the tart flavor of the pretty red rhubarb stems in this summer crisp.

Science with Sugar: Sugar Water Rainbow

June 12, 2022
Learn about density as you create a rainbow in a glass with just water, sugar and food coloring!

Birthday Cake, Well-Plated

May 26, 2022
A well-plated and beautifully decorated birthday cake enhances any birthday party. Use these tips to embrace your creativity and create a birthday memory!

Birthday Cakes: Traditions Around the World

May 26, 2022
Almost every culture in the world celebrates birthdays with a sweet treat to make the guest of honor feel special and cared for.

Reduce Food Waste with a Smart Kitchen Strategy

May 2, 2022
Rosanne Rust, MS, RDN, author of Zero Waste Cooking for Dummies® highlights a few food waste heroes and sugar's role in reducing food waste.

Where does sugar come from?

May 2, 2022
Have you ever thought about where sugar comes from? If you think it comes from the grocery store, you’re right, but before it’s on the grocery shelves, it’s in plants that are grown on farms across the United States.

The Sweet History of Birthday Cakes

March 30, 2022
Birthdays have been celebrated around the globe for thousands of years. Each culture has unique traditions and baked goods to make birthday celebrations memorable and fun. In this three-part blog series, we’ll discuss the history, traditions, and presentation of baked goods.
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