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Old 10-19-2006, 06:23 PM
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I was reading the magazine Real Simple and they had a great tip for making hardened brown sugar soft again. You microwave it for 15 seconds.

I tried this with some brown sugar i had that was hardened for over a year - and sure enough it did the trick and was fluffy soft once again!
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I use the old fashioned method when the sugar gets hard. I have this nice old wooden mallet, and a few slugs with it does the job just fine.
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Other methods include putting a slice of bread in your brown sugar or a slice of apple.
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We always put a slice of bread in our brown sugar. It works great. It always stays moist that way.
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I loooove the microwaving brown sugar tip!
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Yeah, we have a slice of bread in our brown sugar and it works good.
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