Hello cute friends! It’s the most wonderful time of the year and the busiest, craziest time too! Here’s one tiny idea to keep all the traditions flowing, but with a bit of simplicity! Sugar Glue!
Have you made graham cracker houses with your little people before? Well sugar glue allows you to make the little houses ahead of time, and let the decorating be the focus and not the frustration of keeping the pieces together! This works wonderfully for a variety of situations: creating graham cracker structures for preschoolers, a group date idea for teens, all the way up to a family gingerbread party!
Sugar Glue/Caramel for Assembling Gingerbread Houses
Ingredients
- 1 cup Granulated Sugar
Notes
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Hi Kim… when I tried something like this the sugar kept caramalizing even when taken off heat and in a different bowl. I did use sugar and water so not sure if that somehow gets the empty too high? Cannot figure out how you would remelt the sugar and not have it burn
Danielle, It definitely goes pretty quick! There is just a small window in which the sugar is fast glue. We were able to remelt our sugar 2 or 3 times before it was not longer useable. I hope this helps!
Hi Danielle!
I think the key is medium low heat. We were able to reheat it several times. However, you have to work fast! I hope this helps! Sorry for the delay!