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Mon Mar-29-04 10:55 AM
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I purchased some brown sugar to make cookies for the kids...now this is not the first time i've had this problem...whenever i buy a box of brown sugar it comes out of the box like a brick. is this normal? am i supposed to use a cheese grater? whats the buzz on this?
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| bearfan454
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Mon Mar-29-04 10:57 AM
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| 1. Microwave it for a short time. |
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It softens it up, not too long though.
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Mon Mar-29-04 10:58 AM
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| 2. It's just a little dry. Microwave it for about 10 sec before you use it. |
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Mon Mar-29-04 10:58 AM
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| 3. just smash it up with a spoon |
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yes brown sugar is normally like that
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| cleofus1
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Mon Mar-29-04 11:09 AM
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my kids can now have chocolate chip cookies tonight
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Mon Mar-29-04 11:12 AM
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| 5. My 19 year old son just now made us some chocolate chip |
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cookies!
Having kids (grow up :-)) is GREAT!
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Mon Mar-29-04 11:13 AM
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| 6. i just want mine to reach the sink |
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so i can make them do the dishes
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Mon Mar-29-04 11:22 AM
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put the brown sugar in a container with a chunk of apple. The moisture from the apple will soften the sugar.
Lately I have been purchasing the brown sugar in the plastic bags instead of the box, it doesn't seem to get hard as fast.
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