Is this good for powdered sugar?
2070357
This is GREAT for powdered sugar. In fact it works better for powdered sugar than for popcorn salt.
2070358
good question, I cannot think of a better shaker for powdered sugar, clever you! I love it for cooking salt.
2070359
I have only used this item for salt. I think powdered sugar needs to be sifted.
2070360
Absolutely! I have used it for sprinkling powdered sugar over French Toast.
2070361
It should work but caution on two fronts: if you live in a rainy area, everything gets moist inside the shaker (I use it for salt and add rice as a desiccant); and two, for fine grained stuff like powdered sugar, just go slowly and it should work. Không hiểu.Skip Kazarian
165388
I would think so? You don't use it like sugar though! It is very, very concentrated!
783981
Yes, but the powder version is better. :) You don't want the stevia to get too hot.
32388
Yes, I found this sugar very coarse. I had wanted to use this on Snowflake cookies last Christmas to have them "glisten" and ended up smashing them with my rolling pin since they were to chunky for what I needed. I hope this helps you.
813263
Well, powdered sugar is a a mix of very finely ground sugar and corn starch. If you're not averse to corn, maybe try a mixture of xylitol and corn starch. You could try using arrowroot powder or the like, too. I'd just whir it up in a food processor or blender, adding more starch and/or xylitol until you have reached your desired level of sweetness and consistency.
2219040
yes, I use it for my coffee.....I've been very pleased using it instead of sugar.
1381661
I've used it for regular sugar, splenda and sugar on the raw and it worked well for all 3. So I would say "yes" it should.
1425351
This particular one is granular, not powdered. I wonder if you could put it in the blender and make a powdered form like you do with sugar?? I really like this product.
993395
nope . will work only for grains....like rice and some whole grains. flour will clog and very hard to dispense. wouldn't store sugar in it - container not being airtight it might crystallise esp in tropical climate.
1520677
Yes. You can use as little as you want and just adjust the amount of sugar you add to the liquid accordingly.
1626804
I don't know this information; it is not shown anywhere on the sifter. I agree with the other responder, it is very fine and works well with flour. Powdered sugar did not work as well.
827471
Yes, I use them to sprinkle powdered sugar sometimes. You just hold it upside down over your food and tap the side of the canister.
67090
this is a fine powdered like powdered sugar should work very well good luck
1126960
No reason that I can think of. Works great to keep brown sugar from clumping and drying out, so should be great for white sugar as clumping and drying out normally are not a problem there.
949486
Hi! No. It is in powdered/granulated form. It is sweeter than cane sugar, so you do not need as much and it has less calories. In Europe, it is the most commonly used type of sugar.
29440
If you broke them up into smaller pieces it might. I don't think it will grind them as fine as you'd want. It's not going to be powder.
104030
It would probably be okay to use for liquids or cremes. Not sure it would be the best tool for powders because of it's density. Hope this helps.