Convert Powdered Sugar to Granulated Sugar

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Grab a food processor or a high-powered blender. Dump in your powdered sugar. But here’s the secret: don’t do it dry. That would be a disaster of epic proportions.

You need to add a tiny splash of liquid. Water works, but so does milk or even lemon juice. The liquid dissolves the cornstarch barrier and lets the sugar crystals re-form.

Pulse it in short bursts. Don't overdo it, or you’ll make a weird, sugary paste. You want it to feel like wet sand, not frosting.

The Baking Method (Less Messy)

Spread the powdered sugar on a baking sheet. About a quarter-inch thick. Pop it into a low oven—around 250°F (120°C).

Dry it out for 5-10 minutes. Watch it like a hawk. You want it to dry, not melt into a puddle of caramel. When it looks slightly clumpy, pull it out.

Let it cool completely. Then, crush the clumps with a rolling pin or a sturdy glass. It’s stress relief AND science! You just baked the dust back into crystals.