Powdered Sugar
A fine, silky sweetener that dissolves effortlessly, bringing a whisper of sweetness to your favorite recipes.
Notes
Also known as confectioner's sugar, it's a blend of granulated sugar ground into a powder with a bit of cornstarch to prevent clumping.
Uses
- Frostings and icings
- Dusting on pastries
- Adding to beverages
Replacements
- Granulated sugar blended with cornstarch
- Coconut sugar powder
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