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What is caster sugar?

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7y ago

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it is white

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15y ago

I had a recipe last year that called for castor sugar, some very helpful manager at a Jewell Grocery looked it up. It is also called baker's sugar. It is a super fine sugar. You can substitute regular sugar for baking. This was a candy recipe, so I bought the baker's sugar.

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14y ago

Generally, yes.

Be careful about weights though.

If the recipe is American and uses "cups", it would be wise to use less caster sugar than the recipe states, as it is finer than regular sugar and there would be more sweetness in a cup of caster sugar than in a cup of 'regular' - granulated - sugar.

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13y ago

The finer crystals of caster sugar allow additional air to be incorporated into the cake batter. This causes the cake/baked good to rise more. However most recipes will still work with granulated sugar.

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what is the difference between castor sugar and granulated sugar?

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10y ago

It can be used for about anything that requires sugar. The most common usage is in baking. It's a a little bit less 'fine' than powdered sugar. It is used as frosting as well.

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Caster sugar is basic white sugar. The purpose is to make the cake sweeter. Typically the sugar is dissolved in liquid to make reduce the crystallization that might make it gritty.

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