Powdered Sugar

A standard box of confectioners' sugar, which typically weighs 1 pound, contains about 3 to 4 cups of sugar. The exact amount can vary slightly depending on how tightly the sugar is packed. It's always a good idea to check the packaging for specific measurements.

no you cannot and that's gross and you have a sick mind.

about 2

1 US cup of powdered sugar is 4-oz, thus 4 cupsper 16-oz box, Therefore, in a 2 pound box, there should be 8 cups? I think

Powdered sugar is usually gluten-free, but it is important to always check the label. Some brands even label the package as gluten-free. Most commercial powdered sugars are blended with corn starch to keep them fluffy. Occasionally, some manufacturers have been known to use wheat products instead of corn starch, so ALWAYS check the label every time you buy! You can always make your own powdered sugar just by putting sugar in your blender or food processor until it's fluffy! Then you'll KNOW what's in it!

More than what?

The surface area is directly proportional with the dimensions of the particles.

The typical box of powdered sugar in U.S. supermarkets is one pound (16 ozs.)

powdered sugar is a super, super fine sugar that has cornstarch added to it to prevent caking. If you are going to use it, I'd suggest running it through the food processor first with a 1 tbsp CS to 1 C sugar ratio.

This is a slightly personal thing. With black tea, honey is quite good. But with white tea it tastes a little strange. The same applies to brown sugar, although that goes better with white tea than honey does.