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How many calories and fat is present in brown sugar?
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One teaspon: There are 11 calories in one teaspoon and it is 0 percent fat and 100% carbs.
Answered 9/15/2013
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It may vary: A teaspoon is about 4 gms, 15 calories, no fat.
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NO Fat: There is no fat in sugar. One teaspoon is approximately 11 calories.
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