Sugarite: can it form?

Halite, or rock salt, is a rock formed by salt deposited in past and then undergone geological processes.

My question is: provided that enough (how to get that much sugar is not in scope of this question) white sugar is deposited in a suitable location in a earth like environment (enclosed between clay layers so that no water can pour through and dissolve the sugar), is it possible to have it follow a rock salt-like path, leading to the formation of a rock? Or will it simply convert to coal?

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