Can mixed granulated sugar and shortening be fixed for frosting if you have 9 cups help?
It's impossible to tell without more information! Here's why:
* What happened? Did the sugar and shortening separate completely? Are there lumps? Did you overheat it?
* What kind of frosting are you making? Different frosting recipes have different consistencies and require different techniques.
* What's the ratio of sugar to shortening? This is crucial for frosting texture.
Here are some general tips that might help:
* If the mixture is clumpy: Try gently heating the mixture over low heat, stirring constantly, until it melts together. Be careful not to overheat!
* If it's too thin: You might need to add more powdered sugar.
* If it's too thick: You might need to add more milk or cream.
It's always best to start with a reliable frosting recipe and follow it carefully. If you're unsure about how to fix a problem, it's best to start over with a fresh batch.
I can help you troubleshoot further if you provide me with more details about your situation. 😊
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