Could I use powered sugar instead of brown sugar?!
Could I use powered sugar instead of brown sugar?
Answers:
No. Brown sugar contains molasses (that what makes it brown). Because powered sugar does not contain molasses substituting it for brown sugar in a recipe will not give you the same flavor or texture.
You *could* but the result may be rather strange.
It would help to know what the recipe is for. It will be different, but success depends on the product
I wouldn't advise it. I've never seen powered sugar used as a substitute for brown sugar.
sorry to make your brown eyes blue, but no.
What is the recipe? You might be able to but mostly not.
Big no, no ,but if you needed powdered sugar and had none you could use a coffee grinder.
Not really but
Give it a try
Remember to add a little MO'lasses !
It depends on what for. Most likely not though.
It depends on the recipe. Brown sugar is healthier for you than white or powdered sugar, and most recipes call for it because of the flavor it adds and because of its moist texture. I don't think you could substitute powdered sugar for brown, but you could use white sugar instead if you had honey, molasses, or corn syrup to add to keep the consistency. I think if you used powdered whatever you make might fall apart.
Depends on the recipe but I would guess no. Brown sugar has molasses added back into it after processing lending to extra moisture in the end product. Powdered sugar is sugar that has be pulverized and had corn starch added in. What is the recipe for?