melada
noun
me·la·da
\mə̇ˈlädə\
Definition of melada
-s
: crude cane sugar as it comes mixed with molasses from the boiling of cane juice and prior to refining
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Origin and Etymology of melada
American Spanish, from Spanish, feminine of melado, past participle of melar to boil sugarcane juice into syrup, from miel honey, from Latin mel
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