That's good to know info. Now where were you ladies when I was much younger and the brown sugar was hard as a brick?
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Originally Posted by cherrio
put a slice of bread in with the sugar. I never tried it but gramma swore by it
A big thanks to everyone for their advice! |
an apple slice will work too
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Originally Posted by hopetoquilt
I use a brown bear disk in with the brown sugar. I keep my sugar in a tupperware container with the brown disk. works well
http://askville.amazon.com/prevent-d...estId=30850176 scroll way down to see the disk. You can buy these at Bed Bath and Beyond or other kitchen stores Oh, those are so cute! At $2-3 a pop, I can afford to purchase several to keep on hand in the event a friend tells me she's experiencing the trauma of hard brown sugar. I can just pull a little bear out of the drawer, give it to her and be the favorite friend for life! LOL. |
A slice of bread will do the trick. I haven't had a problem since I started keeping it in a tightly sealed plastic container.
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Originally Posted by sewwhat85
i have heard that if you put a slice of white bread with the brown sugar it will soften it
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In a pinch, I have put a piece of plastic wrap on top of the sugar and then a piece of damp paper towel on top of that and put the lid on my plastic container. Sounds like you just need something that has a bit of moisture in it to keep the sugar from hardening. I do like the brown bear idea though.
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Bread, I always remember my grandma having bread in her jug of brown sugar.
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I always use a slice of bread and change it ever so often when it gets dried out.
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The little clay shapes that you wet maybe twice a year and pat dry and put in any container work perfect. Have used for years
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