Three or four months ago I bought for $3 or $4.00 at the grocery store a piece of ceramic to keep brown sugar moist. I put this piece of ceramic in the bag after I opened it, and insert the bag in another plastic bag well sealed. It seams to work, last week, after three months, I re-opened the bag for another recipe, and it was still moist. I will buy another one to keep my raw sugar moist, which always hardens, whatever I do. AG, Ontario, Canada
I was raised doing that very thing and still do. I put sugar (brown and white), flour and cornstarch all in the freezer.
It was my assumption that we did that to keep the bugs away (if their ever were any that is) and nearly 55 years later I still to it to this day and have yet to see a bug in any of it.
Why would you need to store brown sugar in the freezer? I have had brown sugar for a very long time, and it kept. I just make sure it is in a container that is sealed tight.
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