How to re-soften hardened brown sugar

By mamie52

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Ever get a bag of sugar and it gets hard and clumpy before you use it all up?

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • One slice of bread
Step1
Take the bag of hardened sugar and place a slice of bread inside. Seal bag securely, Use a twist tie or chip clip to close it.
Step2
Place bag back in cupboard, Usually for about a day.
Step3
The next day you remove the bread, and there you go, sugar is good as new! This really works!

Tips & Warnings

  • This works because the bread removes the moisture that forms creating the hard lumps.
  • I don't know what will happen if you leave the bread in the bag for an extended time, I wouldn't advise it.

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MommyJen

MommyJen said

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on 5/6/2008 I actually tried that, and it does work. Thanks!

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