| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 3644.1 | check lcoal bakery | CTHQ::SANDSTROM | born of the stars | Mon Sep 28 1992 10:27 | 9 |
| Granulated - like the bakeries use on the pumpkin-shaped
cookies? You could ask you local bakery where they get
theirs...or how the make it if they do it themselves!
I've used the powdered colorings in confectioners sugar
(they're about the same powdery consistency), but not
for granulated sugar.
Conni
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| 3644.2 | Packaged Colors! | SOLVIT::PAGLIARULO | | Mon Sep 28 1992 11:37 | 12 |
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I picked up a package of different colored sugars last week.
Unfortunately, I can't remember if it was at Market Basket in
Hudson (NH) or at Shaws in Nashua.
It's a package of four containers of "cookie" sugars...I bought it
for the orange and it had blue but the others are just a blur in
my memory right now. It was the first time I had seen anything but
red or green and seized the opportunity to buy some before they
were discontinued ;-)
michele
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| 3644.3 | exit | CSLALL::LMURPHY | | Mon Sep 28 1992 14:35 | 5 |
| party works in woburn has it
i am pretty sure brenner's on rte one in saugus has it too
i bet alot of the party stores do now
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| 3644.4 | make your own | LEDS::SIMARD | just in time..... | Tue Sep 29 1992 11:52 | 8 |
| You can also make your own by mixing red and yellow food coloring into
granulated sugar. This is how I make my colored sugars. There is so
little moisture it doesn't dissolve the sugar.
Try it and let us know.
Ferne
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