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On Jan 3, 12:47*pm, notbob > wrote:
> I'm getting damn tired of buying brown sugar and having it turn to > granite in 2 mos. *Even un-opened pkgs are not immune. *So, what's an > alternative? *If brown sugar is sugar with some molasses still in it, > howzabout using molasses to recreate brown sugar by adding it to white > sugar. *It all gets melted in the mix, right. *I always have some > blackstrap around. * > > nb *--tired of tossing BS ...er.... brown sugar * ![]() I read somewhere that a cut apple will keep it fresh. I'm skeptical about that though. I have the opposite experience with brown sugar and have been marveling that mine does *not* turn into a brick even after months or a year. I was starting to think maybe they'd licked the brick problem. Guess not. eHow has lots of tips. http://www.ehow.com/how_7275920_prev...hardening.html sf |
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