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![]() wrote in message ... >This drives me mad as well! If I don't sieve it when making my carrot cake, >it lumps in the cake and is rubbish! >So time consuming and frustrating! 3 months since your thread, so you may have Googled the answer. If I want to convert say white regular granulated into confectioners or powdered sugar, I use a blender. Do you have a stand-alone blender or one that attaches to a food processor? If yes, the answer is to blend the quantity in several batches i.e. cover the blades by 2 inches of sugar only. I use the same technique, if I sieve brown sugar, in particular the sticky stuff which maybe high in molasses. The only difference is, I add cornflour, which will help it stop 'caking'. I use about 1 teaspoon per cup, rather than 1 tablespoon, as suggested here :- https://www.sugar.org/types-of-sugar/ |
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