Belgian Rock Sugar - 2 Pounds - Natural REAL Beet Sugar - Brown Rock Sugar - Teavana Style Tea Sugar - Perfect Sugar Cube or Cane Sugar Replacement - Natural Belgian Amber Sugar for Tea By The Sugar Lab

I like that this is real beet sugar crystals with a natural caramel color, not an added artificial caramel coloring. It makes my coffee and tea taste European. It is quite pricey, but to have it imported directly from Germany would be even more expensive. Since I usually have one cup of coffee a day, it’s worth the splurge. If you use very hot water (just boiled), the crystals dissolve quickly. They will not dissolve in cold water.

This sugar is perfect for tea. It reminds me of the little coffee shops in Amsterdam. I’m of the opinion that beet sugar has a better flavor than cane sugar and it goes well with brewed teas.

Great quality

Really tastes great. I have only one issue with this (and I did not knock a star off because of it - it's just my personal preference). The pieces are huge. I was trying to find a cheaper alternative to teavana and while this definitely tastes exactly the same, the pieces are just so big I keep over sugaring my tea. I'll keep getting it regardless. It's considerably cheaper. In the photo: Teavana on the left - sugar lab on the right.

Wonderful product!

I’ve purchased this sugar twice now and will definitely buy again when I need it. It sweetens without altering the flavor like granulated sugar sometimes does. It works great in hot beverages. My only complaint is I wished it worked better in cold drinks. It doesn’t seem to dissolve very well in cold drinks and requires constant stirring. Even with a cold drink it still sweetens without altering the flavor of your drink.

There's just something really neat about offering rock sugar at a tea party. They do take a while to dissolve fully, though, so I always put them in with the tea leaves before brewing instead of adding them afterward. They are indistinguishable in appearance from the cane rock sugar I used to buy (see pic: cane sugar on the left, this beet rock sugar on the right), although I fancied they tasted a bit sweeter (that might've been my imagination, however). It is definitely economical to buy by the pound. I am glad I am able to subscribe so I can get them on a regular basis.

Learned about this while in the Netherlands. I love the subtle sweetness this provides. It's more expensive than a lot of other sweeteners but it's worth the money.