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Roy wrote:
> You can always improvise... > You can mix your sugar with 5-10% of citric acid of similar > granulation as the sugar (or even finer). then tint the sugar/ citric > acid blend it with red food coloring to pastel shade then mix in some > berry flavorings. Disperse properly until uniform by mixing on low > speed in your mixer with a cake paddle. > . Store it properly in a glass container with lid. > When you have made your truffle ; then you can use that sugar to cover > they way you prefer. > Roy I agree with Roy that this is probably the way the sugar in question was made. |
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