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CASSONADE

Volume 5 · 67 words · 1815 Edition

commerce, cask-sugar, or sugar put into casks or chests, after the first purification, but which has not been refined. It is sold either in powder or in lumps; the whiteest, and that of which the lumps are largest, is the best. Many imagine it to sweeten more than loaf sugar; but it is certain that it yields a great deal more feum.

Cassowary. See Struthio, Ornithology Index.