What is the result of the combustion of the mixture?

I prepared a little experiment about solid rocket propulsion. I have used water ($H\_{2}O$), potassium nitrate ($KNO\_{3}$) and saccharose ($C\_{12}H\_{22}O\_{11}$).


I made the mixture in a pan by cooking it. I put 100ml of water into the pan. Then I added 50g of potassium nitrate and 100g of saccharose at the same time when the water boiled up. I started to mix it using a spoon and it took like 35-40 minutes to water evoporation. After the cooking there is only a mixture of dough consistency solid left. It had a light-yellow colour.


When the mixture got cold I wanted to test it. I took a little piece of it and then start the fire, it burned like firewoek.


I wonder the equation of the mixture after it mixed. I mean,


$$KNO\_{3}(s) + C\_{12}H\_{22}O\_{11}(s) + H\_{2}O(l) \rightarrow \dots \text{(Result 1)(s)}$$


And the after burn result of the combustion.


$$\text{(Result 1)(s)} + heat \rightarrow \dots \text{(Result 2)}$$


I hope I gave you enough informations about the mixture and combustion.


