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Icing sugar and caster sugar

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SPARKLER1 · 04/04/2005 17:50

I've sorted out my food cupboards today and seem to have stacks of icing surgar and caster sugar for some strange reason.
Anyone have any brainwaves as to what I can do with it?
TIA xx

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JoolsToo · 04/04/2005 17:51

bake millions of cakes and ice them all?

SoupDragon · 04/04/2005 17:53

Make butter cream and freeze it for later?

Make peppermint creams?

anorak · 04/04/2005 17:55

Why worry about it? It keeps.

SPARKLER1 · 04/04/2005 17:55

Nah not worried - just want to use the stuff up. Not sure why I bought it in the first place - especially the amount of boxes I've got!

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JoolsToo · 04/04/2005 17:56

anorak - until I moved this January I had a box of icing sugar in my cupboard that came out at Christmas to be sprinkled over the mince pies - the only time I bake - I think the sell by date was 1998!

anorak · 04/04/2005 18:12

meringues
jam
home-made fruit vodka, gin or whatever
home-made sweets
cakes
puddings
biscuits
lemon curd (or lime)
candied fruits

Twiglett · 04/04/2005 18:26

Packet of rich tea biscuits

bowls of icing sugar, little bit of water, different food colouring

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happy kids for at least 30 minutes

anorak · 04/04/2005 18:30

twiglett, you're a genius.

Twiglett · 04/04/2005 18:51
norash40 · 04/04/2005 19:23

We sprinkle icing sugar on berries.

SPARKLER1 · 04/04/2005 22:42

Of course Twiglett - I forgot about that one. We make those at Parent and Toddler group. Once icing is on we decorate with sweets - smarties, dolly mixture, hundreds and thousands etc. Shall be making those in the next few days. Thanks for your suggestions everyone. x

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