granulated sugar

noun

1. a coarsely ground white sugar, widely used as a sweetener.

granulated sugar

noun

1. a coarsely ground white sugar

Example Sentences

Combine a half-cup of water, the corn syrup, and the granulated sugar in a cooking pot.

From Popular-Science

Add the granulated sugar, melted butter, eggs and vanilla and stir to mix well.

From Washington Post

Remove the vanilla bean and discard, or rinse, dry well and add to granulated sugar to make vanilla sugar.

From Washington Post

In the bowl of a stand mixer, or large bowl that can accommodate a hand mixer, combine the granulated sugar and orange zest, using your fingers to rub the orange zest into the sugar until the sugar is pale orange.

From Washington Post

In a medium bowl, whisk the granulated sugar and flour until combined.

From Washington Post

In a small bowl, stir together the granulated sugar and water.

From The Daily Beast

If the recipe also calls for granulated sugar, reduce that measurement by one-third, because sorghum is sweeter than molasses.

From The Daily Beast

Light the burner, start the motor, and pour a little granulated sugar in the revolving can cover.

From Project Gutenberg

She has beaten the dough and added granulated sugar with discretion.

From Project Gutenberg

Ralph saw the white granulated sugar for the first time, and, mistaking it for salt, was about to sprinkle some on his egg.

From Project Gutenberg

Granulated sugar seldom requires any preparation except measuring.

From Project Gutenberg

After the surface has become dried, the doughnuts may be improved by sprinkling them with pulverized or granulated sugar.

From Project Gutenberg