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The 9 pages that link to Palm sugar, each with the reason it gives.

• ArecaceaeRelated: It is produced from inflorescence or stem sap in several palm-growing regions.

• Thai cuisineRelated: It rounds out the acidity and heat of many Thai sauces and dishes.

• Palm treeRelated: Several palm species provide sugar through sap tapping rather than fruit harvest.

• Palm wineCompared with: It uses the same kind of sap but preserves sugars rather than fermenting them into alcohol.

• Pad thaiRelated: Its sweetness balances tamarind’s sharp acidity in the sauce.

• Borassus flabelliferNarrower topic: Palmyra sugar is one regional form of this broader class of sweeteners.

• Green curryRelated: A small amount can balance the paste’s heat and the seasoning’s saltiness.

• Nypa fruticansRelated: Boiling Nypa sap produces sugar used in foods and drinks.

• Sweet soy sauceRelated: It gives many Indonesian versions their characteristic sweetness and caramel notes.