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⌈ Secret Post #2423 ⌋

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[Amanda Palmer]

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[Breaking Bad]

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[Free]

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[Urdnot Wrex (Mass Effect)]

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[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]

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[My Chemical Romance]

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[Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh]

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[Twin Peaks, Audrey Horne and Agent Dale Cooper]

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[Johnny Weir, American figure skater]

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[Star Trek: The Next Generation]

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[Arrested Development]

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All-Purpose flour. Baking powder and baking soda are different things from each other and flour.

ayrt thanks! I know baking powder =/= baking soda but I still have to add AP flour to my vocabulary :) silly me keeps forgetting and then remembering I shold remember it when I encounter it on a recipe.

That's ok. I'm still struggling to add caster (castor?) sugar to my vocabulary.

OK now I'm genuinly intrigued. What the hell is castor sugar?! What sort of recipe requires that?

I see it in a lot of British baking recipes (rather, online videos of baking). From what I understand it's sugar that's ground finer than regular granulated sugar but not as fine as powdered/confectioner's sugar.

Caster/castor sugar is the same as superfine sugar. It's good because it dissolves well in cold liquid (thus very good for drinks). A castor is a kind of sieve- the grains are small enough to fit through it.

ayrt The more you know... o__o I just knew about regular sugar and confectionary sugar.

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