Muscovado/ˌmʌskəˈvɑːdəʊ/ Definition 1 of 1Pro Tip 1/3Sugar Texture Muscovado is moist and sticky due to molasses content, unlike regular granulated sugar. The muscovado clumped together due to its sticky texture. Pro Tip 2/3Rich Flavor Muscovado adds a deep caramel or toffee flavor to dishes, making them more flavorful. The muscovado gave the cookies a rich, toffee-like taste. Pro Tip 3/3Color Variety Muscovado can be light or dark; the darker it is, the stronger the molasses flavor. I used dark muscovado for a bolder molasses flavor in my brownies.