Superfine Sugar – Caster Sugar Substitute

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Superfine Sugar Substitute

Superfine Sugar Substitute

Superfine Sugar, Caster Sugar, also known as Baker’s Sugar is a finely granulated sugar that dissolves easily and is perfect to make desserts, frostings, meringues, top desserts such as crème brulee, cookies, cakes and doughnuts,  among other things.   The problem is that most people, don’t usually have it in their cupboard and so the need for this substitute recipe.  Superfine sugar is quite simple to make, so no need to worry!  Just follow the directions and watch the video for a quick tutorial and you’ll have your superfine sugar in a few minutes!  I hope this was helpful.

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Superfine Sugar – Caster Sugar Substitute

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  • Difficulty: easy

Ingredients:

  • White granulated sugar
  • Tools
  • Food Processor or Blender

Directions:

  1. Place sugar into a food processor or blender.  Process on high for 1-2 minutes, depending on how much sugar you have.  I will be difficult to grind only a few tablespoons.  I would suggest grinding at least ½ cup and store whatever you don’t use.  For one cup, I usually process for about one minute.  Do not open the lid immediately after done processing, as the sugar dusts up a bit and may come up into your eyes, nose and mouth.  Depending on your blender or processor and the amount of sugar added, you may need to cover it with a towel to prevent sugar dust from seeping out, so have one ready just in case. When the dust has settled, remove the sugar and measure for your recipe.

  2. Note:  If you measure the sugar before processing, you will need a bit more, as the sugar crystals will be ground down into smaller bits and take up less space in the measuring cup.  If I need one cup of superfine sugar, I measure 1 ¼ cups to be sure I have enough.  See video.   You can grind larger amounts and keep stored in an airtight container for future use, as you would regular granulated sugar.

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