Cane Sugar

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Location and Uses

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japanese	きび砂糖 (Kibizatō) ^(BotW) きびざとう砂糖 ^(TotK)
Chinese^TR	蔗糖 (Zhètáng) ^{(BotW \| TotK)}
Chinese^SI	蔗糖 (Zhètáng) ^(TotK)^[5]
Dutch	Rietsuiker ^{(BotW \| HWAoC)}^[2]^[3] Rietzuiker ^(TotK)^[4]	Same as English. Same as English.
French^CA	Canne à sucre ^(TotK)
French^EU	Canne à sucre ^{(BotW \| TotK)}	Sugarcane
German	Rohrzucker ^{(BotW \| TotK)}
Italian	Canna da zucchero ^{(BotW \| TotK)}
Korean	사탕수수 (Satangsusu) ^{(BotW \| TotK)}
Russian	Сахарный тростник (Sakharnyy trostnik) ^(BotW)
Spanish^LA	Azúcar de caña ^(BotW)
Spanish^EU	Caña de azúcar ^(BotW) Azúcar de caña ^(TotK)
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↑ "Cane Sugar
When boiled with other ingredients, the cane breaks down into a sweet juice necessary for making cakes and other sweets. It's commonly found in ingredients stores." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
↑ "Rietsuiker" — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
↑ "Rietsuiker" — Material (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
↑ "Rietsuiker" — Inventory (Tears of the Kingdom)
↑ "蔗糖" — Inventory (Tears of the Kingdom, Simplified Chinese localization)