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A marshmallow works better than both of those. Marshmallows don’t get moldy or need to be fussed with.
You guys are the best, always coming through with the straight forward tips and tricks!
Awesome, I just ordered that teddy bear 🧸.
Awesome. Thank you!
I've also wrapped a tablespoon of rice in a paper towel and put it into my brown sugar. It does a great job softening as well.
add molasses and close lid.
It should be fine the next day
don't forget ladies, keep your sugar covered or he'll have to put his suger bear in it.
Well, hellooooo Dan. I hope us Test Kitchen fans get to see more of you.