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Brown sugar doesn’t always behave. One day it’s perfectly soft and scoopable; the next, it’s a solid, unyielding block. Why does this happen, and how should you store brown sugar to avoid hard lumps?

Sugar is an important addition to cookies. But as Samantha Merritt, creator of Sugar Spun Run, explains, you don't want to ...

Brown sugar can dry out easily, causing it to be hard and clumpy. Restore moisture to hardened brown sugar by warming it in the microwave with a damp paper towel. Prevent brown sugar from hardening by ...

Brown sugar is white sugar coated with molasses. When air hits it, the moisture in the molasses evaporates, and the brown sugar gets hard. Store brown sugar in an airtight container that's not too big ...