Why would icing sugar test positive for starch?
Icing sugar does not typically contain starch and, therefore, should not test positive for it. Icing sugar is usually composed primarily of sucrose, a type of sugar that is not classified as a starch. However, if the icing sugar has been in contact with other ingredients, such as flour or cornstarch, which do contain starch, then there might be traces of starch present.
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