With the magic of google:
"This is the British term for sugar with small grains that are between granulated and icing sugar in terms of fineness. It is sometimes spelled castor sugar, and is known as 'superfine' sugar in America"
I'm sorry you raised her you have to accept at least half the blame
mermaidgirle 12
To be fair, most of us probably don't spend enough time baking or cooking to need castor sugar, and therefore don't know quite how to make it. I'm 37, and wouldn't know, unless I used Google.
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milliepede 14
With the magic of google: "This is the British term for sugar with small grains that are between granulated and icing sugar in terms of fineness. It is sometimes spelled castor sugar, and is known as 'superfine' sugar in America"
CastaP 12
Caster sugar? Please someone reply and explain what that is :o
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GirasolNegro 22
Put normal sugar in a food processor for a few minutes
GirasolNegro 22
For some reason I keep picturing sugar cubes which got melted down into sugar coasters, instead of caster sugar...
sandman676 20
I'm sorry you raised her you have to accept at least half the blame
mermaidgirle 12
To be fair, most of us probably don't spend enough time baking or cooking to need castor sugar, and therefore don't know quite how to make it. I'm 37, and wouldn't know, unless I used Google.
ne0felis 16
Terrible hahah
wickedgetz 30
Haha, cue the smell of burnt sugar