No More Hard Brown Sugar

Our Reader, Somi Chuhon, just shared this little trick with us! Good Ideasphoto from “Tea For Kate

When brown sugar gets dry and hard to separate,
put it in a air tight jar or container and put a piece of bread inside.
I usually use the heel of the bread loaf since no one likes it.
The brown sugar should be loosened to its original state within 24 hours.
I just keep a piece of bread in the container all the time
and replace it once in a while
when the sugar starts to get hard again (about every few months).
I have used this for years and years!

Thanks Somi for the Good Idea!

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One Response to “No More Hard Brown Sugar”

  1. Gina says:

    You can also keep a small piece of foil in with the brown sugar and this will prevent it from ever getting hard. :)

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