My Aunt Susan (same Aunt that made the transformer cake) told me about this tip. Too many times I've ran out of powdered sugar and used granulated sugar in it's place. If I had only known, all I had to do was blend the sugar for a couple of seconds. I could have avoided a lot of frosting disasters.
*I decided to make this video with my camera. It's the first video I've ever made so please excuse the poor quality. It was a little bit of a challenge holding the camera in one hand and making the sugar in the other hand while talking at the same time.
If you wanted it just like powder sugar add a little bit of corn starch. The companies add cornstarch so that the powder sugar does not stick together, and it does make a differnce in the texture and the way that the Icing turns out.
I can't begin to count the many times I've foregone using a particular frosting recipe simply because I was out of powdered sugar, and the SIMPLE solution was right at my fingertips. THANK YOU!!!
How unbelievably easy! Why did i not know this? I hate going out for powdered sugar or sometimes there's a box in my cabinet i don't use for a year. Sigh...i'm never buying it again. Thanks!
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thanks! what a great tip.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! There have been many times I've needed powdered sugar and didn't have any on hand. Who knew it was so simple!
ReplyDeleteamazing! I bake a lot and I still had no idea about this!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh! I had no idea one could make powdered sugar! :)
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow.. that is the niftiest cooking tip I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteI never thought we could make it! I just buy!! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHmm... that is very useful tip. Thanks ;)
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wow - is it really that easy?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip.
If you wanted it just like
ReplyDeletepowder sugar add a little
bit of corn starch. The companies
add cornstarch so that the
powder sugar does not stick
together, and it does make
a differnce in the texture and
the way that the Icing turns out.
thanks for the tip Rane :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tip! I'll keep that in mind if I'm ever in the middle of a recipe and run out of powdered sugar.
ReplyDeleteWhat food processor do you have? It is very cute.
ReplyDeleteIt's a coffee grinder.
ReplyDeleteI'm always running out of stuff and since I'm on an island I can't just pop out to get more. Thanks for that great tip!
ReplyDeleteThat was quick and easy. No need to look over places to get one, you can easily make one.
ReplyDeleteYour welcome!!
ReplyDeletenice tip. if me will just find an alternative,e.g milk. err...u dont like milk? ^ ^
ReplyDeletesooooo cooool!
ReplyDeletethanks a lot!
I can't begin to count the many times I've foregone using a particular frosting recipe simply because I was out of powdered sugar, and the SIMPLE solution was right at my fingertips. THANK YOU!!!
ReplyDeleteHow unbelievably easy! Why did i not know this? I hate going out for powdered sugar or sometimes there's a box in my cabinet i don't use for a year. Sigh...i'm never buying it again. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tip! I hate it when run out of powdered sugar!!
ReplyDeleteawesome! THank you for stopping by my blog. I like the new look of your blog. I made one of your crown and ring sets for a niece -- the stretchiness of the ring is a very nice feature.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much it was a great help, now to make powdered sugar is simple with your advice. Kudos
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