I need to know the limitations (what can you and what can you not do). The simplest answer, heat it up. To do this use a double boiler (one pan with nothing but boiling water, and in that is another pan with this molasses. You're going to have to keep stirring it though. If that is unacceptable then heat it up, get it very thin so you can stir it, and add a trace of some kind of acid, like a touch of lemon juice, or better yet, vitamin C, say 3-5 drops or one ground up tablet, in say a quart of molasses. Keep stirring it for say 15-30 minutes. My hope is that the sugar in the molasses is some kind of disaccharides, or even small polysaccharides, and the acid, along with the water present, will hydrolyses these more complex sugars down to monosaccharides, like fructose and glucose, the aqueous solutions of which are fairly fluid. But, (!) at this point you don't really have molasses any more. However trust me; it will still be very sweet, probably sweeter than the molasses itself. Hope that helps.
To make it easier to pour the molasses you can heat it up for a few degrees by putting the container under a hot water bath from the sink.
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It is less refined and still has the molasses in it. To make white sugar they remove all the molasses. To make brown sugar they remove some, but not all of the molasses. So, if you are out of brown sugar you can add some molasses to white sugar. Hope this helps!
You haven't given any amounts. So your question doesn't make sense.
Molasses was important mainly because it was used to make rum.
When we eat hot dogs and beans, my mother will add molasses to the beans to make them taste better.
Molasses contain sweet products formed from C, O, H.
You would make a line from one corner to another corner than if you want to know the measure of it you would take a ruler and measure it.
Molasses is used to make rum, in baked beans and as a sweetening ingredient in a vairety of baked goods.
Molasses. And fermenting molasses creates spirits, most notably, rum.
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In colonial times, molasses imported into New England was used as an inexpensive sweetener and to make rum.