Can this be used in a burnt sugar cake that call for 1/3 cup burnt sugar syrup?

I cannot answer this question -- suggest you question the seller of the product

does this work for a creme brulee topping?

No, unless you prefer your creme brulee incinerated. On creme brulee, the idea is to carmelize the sugars just to the point of a rich carmel color (which goes along, not surprisingly, with a rich carmel flavor. This burnt sugar has been carmelized much more deeply, to a dark reddish-brown to black color and it's purpose is to give a strongly roasted flavor, similar to, but not the same as, dark roasted coffee or unsweetened chocolate. In Jamaican black cake, it's a balance to molasses sweetness and gives the cake it's very dark color. It can also be used as a darkening an flavoring agent in gravies, if your pan drippings are not sufficiently browned. The best bet for creme brullee is a culinary torch, such as this one https://www.amazon.com/Blow-Torch-Refillable-Professional-Adjustable/dp/B01G3MZWBU/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_79_bs_tr_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=XHQPNQJQC519ZYA131VX No endorsement implied, as I've never used it. It's just meant as an example of what to look for.

Is it actually burnt sugar? The ingredients suggest it's just caramel-colored invert sugar.

Hello. So I did look on the label and lookes up inverted sugar. Seems just so and not quite a true definition of burnt sugar. Please call 18006966685 if you have any questions but am not really sure.

Is there an equivalency for burnt sugar? Cups to Tablespoons?

This has to be used a lil at a time until you get the color you desire to the dish that you are making at the time. Start with a little and add more if necessary.

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