Definition: In English, "burlapp" refers to a type of sugar. This sugar can be made from sugarcane or refined sugar. The word comes from French because sugar was introduced in Europe during the 15th century (the "dollar" was replaced by a "bottle"). In its original meaning, it was used for storing and distributing money. It is now commonly used to refer to the amount of sugar in a drink or food.
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