Sugar cane is a tropical plant that is widely cultivated in Pakistan and around the world for its sweet and juicy stalks. It is a tall grass-like plant with long, thick stems that are filled with sugary sap.

Sugar cane is primarily grown for the production of sugar, but its raw stalks are also consumed as a refreshing and natural sweet treat. The stalks are firm and fibrous, and they contain a high concentration of natural sugars.

In Pakistan, sugar cane is enjoyed in various forms. It is often sold as freshly squeezed juice, extracted by pressing the stalks, providing a cooling and revitalizing beverage, especially during hot summer days. The juice can also be used to make traditional drinks like “roh afza” or incorporated into cocktails and mocktails.