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Here’s a mind-bender: you can fake brown sugar with just white sugar and water. No, I’m not joking, and yes, it feels like alchemy. Mix one cup of white sugar with one teaspoon of water until it feels like damp sand, then add a tiny drop of vanilla extract if you’re feeling fancy.

It won’t have the deep molasses flavor, but it will be brownish and moist. Your brain will tell you it’s wrong, but your taste buds will shrug and say, “Close enough, weirdo.”

The Surprising Science of Spread

Here’s a shocking fact: real brown sugar makes cookies spread less because it’s acidic and traps moisture. If you use a swap like honey or maple syrup, your cookies might spread more and get flat and crispy. That’s not a disaster—it’s a “rustic flat cookie” marketing opportunity.

Also, molasses is slightly acidic, so if you use it, your cookies will be chewier. If you use honey, they’ll be softer. If you use coconut sugar, they’ll be exactly what you deserve for not planning ahead.

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