(€28.48 kg)
THE Ste Julie Tradition cream sugar is a true tribute to those with a sweet tooth. Part of Quebec's culinary tradition, this appellation of origin is a truly irresistible treat. Try it and you'll love it.
THE Ste Julie cream sugar is pure pleasure. Succumb to the delicious Ste Julie sugar with cream, a highly sought-after and much-loved delicacy among Quebecers since 1979. Plus, it doesn’t contain gluten. These creamy sweet squares are inspired by know-how passed down from generation to generation.
Each of the Ste Julie sugars is cooked with the greatest care, surprise your taste buds. An intense pleasure for the whole family.
The primary components of the recipes used by St. Julie are natural. Real cream, butter... No palm oil or other artificial products are used in the recipes.
High quality standards combined with GFSI-BRC standards ensure consumers a stable and high-end product for each recipe used.
The automation of manufacturing processes makes Ste Julie the plant with the largest production capacity in North America.
The Traditional sucre à la crème is Quebec's original recipe, with no added maple: a fudge made from cream, butter, sugar and muscovado, slow-cooked and spatula-whipped until velvety. Tradition Ste-Julie makes it like in the family kitchens of the early 1900s — that's the taste of grandma from Lac-Saint-Jean.
The Traditionnel is the pure taste of muscovado and gentle caramel — vanilla note, round, no woodiness. The maple syrup version adds the deep, woody notes typical of maple. For classic nostalgia: pick the Traditionnel. For the maple punch: pick the other one.
While sealed, room temperature, dry spot is fine. Once open: fridge in an airtight box, and pull pieces 10 min before eating to bring back the fudgy melt. Texture: velvety fondant with that fine grain typical of sucre à la crème — crackles a bit, then melts.
Contains milk (cream + butter) — not vegan, avoid if lactose intolerant. Gluten-free, egg-free, nut-free. Health-wise, let's be straight: it's rich and sweet, best enjoyed in small squares with coffee. Not a health product, just a nostalgic treat.
For many Quebecers it's the childhood sucre à la crème — the one you taste at grandma's on a winter Sunday. At the counter we recommend it to anyone discovering Quebec confectionery: start with the Traditionnel to understand the base, then explore the maple version. 1 piece, an Earl Grey, instant trip.
Like the maple version, the Traditionnel needs 1h30 of slow cooking and hand-whipping per batch — impossible to industrialise. Tradition Ste-Julie uses real cream, real butter, real muscovado, no vegetable fat, no flavouring. Sea-shipped from Quebec: you're paying for artisan handmade, true to grandma's recipe, full stop.
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