Random Food/Beverage Question

[partygirl43]

What kind of sweetners does Carnival provide on the ships? Pink? Blue or Both? I need my blue...so I gotta know if I should pack it with me.

 

Thanks

[traveling1969]

Pink, blue and yellow are all available.

[partygirl43]

Thanks!!!!

[UpstateCruizer]

They also have a brown package of sugar which I was told was "raw sugar" I had never heard of it and didn't try but several others loved it.

[salty dingo]

It is granules of cane sugar. Coarse and unrefined. Just like me :D ~!

[Pegs222]

They also have a brown package of sugar which I was told was "raw sugar" I had never heard of it and didn't try but several others loved it.

 

Raw sugar is sugar that has not been refined, it is very course. I always put in a Cappuccino. But of course I would guess you could put it in anything.

[Solo1959]

They also have a brown package of sugar which I was told was "raw sugar" I had never heard of it and didn't try but several others loved it.

 

I was in Hawaii, Land Of Raw Sugar. A restaurant offered regular basic sugar and the brown raw sugar packets. Of course, I took the raw one because it was local and I wanted to see if there was a difference. No big difference. I read the label on the packet...made in Brooklyn, NY. Long trip for raw sugar :p

[Pischina]

Here in San Jose CA the raw sugar is pretty common. I like it best, I think it is a little sweeter than regular sugar and tastes a bit like brown sugar. I love it in my capuccino, coffee and chai tea lattes. It does not disolve well in cold drinks though! That is the only sugar I used on the Pride last week, and my daughter only used Splenda. They had pretty much everything!