Can you make sugar crystals out of substitute sugar?

Answer 1

No. You could perhaps make substitute-sugar crystals out of substitute-sugar, depending on what the substitute was made of, but by definition only sugar can make sugar crystals. Also the substitute sugar forms alot of mold.

Answer 2

• Boil your water.

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  Pour the hot water into your jar.

  Add food coloring if you want colored crystals.

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  Add sugar a little at a time and stir. About 1/2 a tablespoon until the water is saturated with sugar.

  You would know when the water is saturated because the sugar would stop dissolving and settle to the bottom.

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  Tie the paper clip to the string, and the sting to the pencil. Dangle the paper clip in the water without the sting touching the sides of the jar and without the paperclip touching the bottom.

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  Place the jar in a warm area where it would not be disturbed.

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  After 24 hours you should see crystals forming. Remove when ready. One week should be long enough.

Answer 3

Yes, you can make sugar crystals using substitute sugars like monk fruit sweetener or erythritol. However, the texture and taste may differ slightly from traditional sugar crystals because these substitutes have different properties.

Answer 4

you take water and sugar. then you boil it. then let them grow.

Answer 5

for sugar crystals mix it with sugar cubes-boiled in water salt crystals- you simpley add salt. until, it turns into a simple solution.

Answer 6

Sugar cubes are simply made by compressing sugar into the shape of a cube

Answer 7

sugar crystals are made out of water that has been boiled house hold sugar and somtimes food coloring to make it look preety

Answer 8

Because sugar crystal dissolves and breaks easily, it would not be a good choice for jewelry.