A thick dark brown syrupy juice removed from raw sugar
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Answer: molasses
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The term 'rum' is used to describe the distillates originating from the fermented products of sugarcane (Saccharum spp.), that is to say fresh juice, molasses (the thick brown liquid separated from raw sugar at the end of the sugar manufacturing process), and syrup obtained from sugarcane juice concentration
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