(2 pack) C&H Premium Pure Cane Light Brown Sugar 2 lb. Zipper-Pak

I'm a senior on a fixed income and a tight budget and even though this brown sugar is a little bit pricey, I prefer it. It's a better quality, taste better and I trust the ingredients. Since I make everything from scratch at home, I can afford some of the better products. I do a lot of research into ingredients and where products originate, and try to choose my purchases wisely.

An excellent brown sugar, with a consistent taste and quality. The only issue is that the packages are frequently compromised when shipped/ delivered from WalMart. The last package had such a large and visible hole, and part of the sugar had solidified to become such a rock, that part of it had to be discarded. (Normally you can soften brown sugar if it's slightly hardened, but not this time). Otherwise, the product itself is great.

I don't know what is going on with this brand we have used it for years but the last half a dozen bags that we have bought have turned hard as a rock shortly after opening. And we keep the Ziploc tightly closed. Up to you whether you want to use it after that but hard to measure if you're just taking it out in big chunks

One was soft and the other one was hard as a rock so it wasn't useable so beware of ordering this product

This item in my online order is old and expired. It is unusable as the sugar is hard as a rock. I would like a credit.

The Brown sugar is rock hard and unusable for recipes. crunchy %26 gritty A solid block. May have air leaking into unopened bag.

This is rock hard…

Best buy day is June 2025 but both 2-pound packages are hard as rocks! It is very wasteful to try to re-constitute brown sugar so it can be used in baking, as well as messy. I got the two packages in a curbside pickup so I didn't have the opportunity to inspect the packages prior to purchase. Incidentally, this happened with the last package I purchased a couple of months ago from Walmart. I would definitely return the sugar but I don't have the time or energy. Walmart needs to inspect its stock so as to not negatively surprise someone else. If you look closely you can see the cracks in the very hard sugar--not suitable for baking!

It was hard as a rock

I thought I was “splurging” on name brand brown sugar, but it was not worth it. It came hard as a rock- literally. My brown sugar softening stone didn't help it at all. Crazy!