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Can you use icing sugar as a substitute for when making tea?
No, you cannot use icing sugar as a substitute for when making tea.
Here's why:
* Icing sugar is for sweetening: It's a refined sugar, used to add sweetness to food and drinks.
* Tea uses tea leaves: Tea is made by steeping tea leaves in hot water. The leaves contain tannins and other compounds that give tea its flavor and color.
* Sugar doesn't brew like tea leaves: Icing sugar wouldn't infuse into the water like tea leaves. It would just dissolve and make your tea very sweet.
If you're looking to sweeten your tea, use:
* Sugar: White granulated sugar is the most common choice.
* Honey: Adds a natural sweetness and a unique flavor.
* Artificial sweeteners: These are sugar-free options.
* Milk or cream: These add sweetness and creaminess to your tea.
Let me know if you have any other tea-related questions!
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