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6 Things You Never Knew Sugar Cubes Can Do

By Linnea Zielinski Updated: February 10, 2016

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There are plenty of reasons you should be sweet on these kitchen items, beyond the delicious baked goods they can make. Put them to good use around the house with our handy guide!

Sugar Cube Uses Soothe Burnt Mouth

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Sooth a singed tongue. Too eager to devour your slice of pizza and burnt your tongue with that first bite? Suck on a sugar cube to ease the pain.
Sugar Cube Uses Storing Cookies Cakes

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Keep cake and cookies fresh. Pop a couple of sugar cubes in the Tupperware container with your baked goods to keep them from going stale.
Sugar Cube Uses Keep Cheese Fresh

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Prevent moldy cheese. Store your slices and wheels of cheese with some sugar cubes to keep your precious Cheddar and camembert from growing mold.
Sugar Cube Uses Storage Containers

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Keep containers from smelling musty. Store washed and dried containers with a sugar cube inside them to eliminate residual smells or musty odors.
Sugar Cube Uses Champagne Cocktail

Make an easy champagne cocktail. Simply add a couple drops of bitters to the sugar cube directly, then drop it into the bottom of your champagne flute. Cheers!
Sugar Cube Uses Eliminate Bad Smells

Banish fishy smells from the kitchen. After cooking fish, put a sugar cube in the middle of a pan and ignite it. The caramelized smell will reduce the odor of the seafood.

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