Fox Run Terracotta Brown Sugar Bear Keeper and Saver, 1 pack
Amazon Product Link: http://amazon.com/dp/B082VXKCX5/?tag=tungamz2-20
PREMIUM HIGH FIRE TERRACOTTA: Made from high fire, unglazed terracotta clay, this Brown Sugar Bear is sure to add a touch of fun to any kitchen environment.
MAINTAIN MOISTURE: This sugar keeper maintains moisture in brown sugar and keeps it soft for approximately 3 to 6 months.
GET CREATIVE: In addition to brown sugar, you can also use it to keep other foods fresh, including crackers, pretzels, marshmallows, bagels, and more!
EASY TO USE: Simply soak in water and place in package.
MEASUREMENTS: This sugar keeper bear weighs 1.58 ounces and has dimensions of 2.5 x 1.75 x 0.5 inches.
Prolong the freshness of brown sugar. The sugar saver bear is made of high-fired, food-safe terracotta clay. Using a terracotta brown sugar saver teddy bear means your brown sugar will stay soft for up to 3-6 months between uses and ready to sprinkle on oatmeal, sweet potatoes, to bake cookies and more. Simply soak it in clean warm water for 15-20 minutes, remove from water, pat dry and place in your brown sugar storage container or jar (storage container not included). Can also be used to moisten baked goods, marshmallows, raisins and dry fruit. The multi-functional terracotta bear can be used dry, without soaking, as a dessicant to absorb moisture and keep spices, salt, crackers, pretzels and chips dry and crispy! It even triples as a bread warmer by simply warming in the oven, then adding it to the bread basket to keep buns and rolls toasty warm. This brown sugar bear measures 2.5 inches long by 1.75 inches wide and 0.5 inches deep.
Top reviews from the United States
This works!
Bought this months ago. I don’t review stuff unless it sucks or flat out amazes me. I thought this bear was just mediocre. Didn’t really know if it was doing anything. Until I went a while without letting it soak in water and my brown sugar turned to stone. I could barely scrape a chunk off with a metal measuring spoon. I soaked the bear for a day & threw it back into the canister.
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