Can you use any sugar ???
1457230
The flossed sugar is better and makes puffy cotton candy pillows. Regular sugar works but it comes out thinner and you lose the carnival affected.
471877
I think that you can. It is a bit more like brown sugar in that it's more moist than white sugar, but it would probably work. You can look online for how to use the "Ball Test" when making candy, or you can use a candy thermometer to ensure that the mixture reaches the correct temperature as per your recipe. I tried once to make candy on a very humid, overcast day & it did not firm up, so I'd recommend making the candy on a clear day :)
1309780
I agree. You can definitely taste the sucralose and it's nasty. I'm so sorry I purchased this. Why the heck can't they just use sugar?? :(
1416606
Simple sugar. 2 parts sugar 1part water flavoring.... Look up ...simple sugar recipes.....
2209839
It is so similar to sugar, I would take that chance, but I have never tried it! Have you ever used it with brown sugar? If you have it should work with the Coconut Crystals!! I only bake cookies with it, and use it and Swerve for sugar, because Coconut Crystals has sugar but does not spick a diabetic person, and with the mix of Swerve it's not harmful to them! I've baked with that mixture for years, and works for my husband who was borderline and he does really good on it! And use gluten free flour!
782335
You can bake with stevia as long as you include something to make up for the bulk sugar adds. A good choice is applesauce. Try a Google search for baking with stevia. There are lots of good ideas. Good luck!
2265549
I was wondering the same thing... I always make an effort to take in as littl sugar as possible and this product is very sweet tasting. I loved it but i didnt buy it again because it is a mystery as to how much sugar i am consuming.... i even looked online and at the website; found ZERO info.
1317178
Nope this sugar is not refined, you need to used what the recipe calls for, hope this answers your question
1692190
Use Splenda for a while, and imagine it in a much much much smaller quantity to get the same sweet, without as much aftertaste because there are no other fillers, additives or things like that. Like any other sugar substitute, it's all about moderation, if you use too much it may get sweeter, but there is a point where it tastes "wrong' so to speak.
411733
Any syrup can be used. The ones provided come in little bottles much like the liquids you would buy from any store.
1482706
Not to my knowledge..I just looked at the ingredients and couldn't find any sugar additives..
1346447
No sugar included. You can use regular granulated sugar or purchase flavored/colored floss sugar separately.
1384007
Yes! You can use any kind of milk (whole, skim, almond, soy). Just make sure to add a couple tablespoons of honey. Or look for a recipe on internet.
573498
We only use hard candy instead of sugar. However, one must not overload the machine. Think of it as squeezing oranges for orange juice. You can only get a little at a time, but patience pays off. My advice would be to make small batches and slowly load the cone as the spun sugar accumulates. Also, make sure the machine is good and warmed up initially.
1469962
yes you can use any spices you want. we bought some at Krogers and used some we made ourselves and it worked just fine
15081
No. It has the same number of calories as any other sugar. My understanding is that it has less of a glycemic impact.
870182
I guess it should work, to me raw sugar seems a bit sweeter than white. just try it and see what happens.