
Caster Sugar

If you don't have caster sugar, all it is really is a finer grain of granulated sugar, so crushed or pulverized granulated sugar is a fine substitute.
Caster Sugar
If you don't have caster sugar, all it is really is a finer grain of granulated sugar, so crushed or pulverized granulated sugar is a fine substitute.
Steps
- 1
Pour sugar into a blender, a food processor, or a clean coffee mill. Keep in mind that this technique can scratch up the sides of a plastic container pretty bad, so you might not want to use a brand new food processor or blender. A mortar and pestle would also do a fine job, though somewhat more difficult.
- 2
Buzz the sugar on high until fine.
- 3
Substitute for caster or superfine sugar in any application.
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