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Compound Coatings Standard of Identity. For example, the fat phase may be a different fat than cocoa butter, a nonnutritive sweetener may be used in the coating or the coating may contain flavors not specified for chocolate.

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Chemistry of Bulk Sweetenersonsist of a group of widely varied chemical substances present in both plants and animals. For example, in dry corn, approximately 55% of the solids are carbohydrates. The word “carbohydrates” itself means hydrated carbon. Thus, carbohydrate chemistry mostly deals with chains of carbon atoms hydrated with water, with a general formula of C.(H.O)..

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Transcending in Historical Consciousnessonsist of a group of widely varied chemical substances present in both plants and animals. For example, in dry corn, approximately 55% of the solids are carbohydrates. The word “carbohydrates” itself means hydrated carbon. Thus, carbohydrate chemistry mostly deals with chains of carbon atoms hydrate

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,A Matrix Version of Dwork’s Congruences,e physico-chemical properties of the sweeteners do more than just provide bulk. The physical characteristics of a candy, which include consistency, chewy or stretchy characteristics, melt-in-the-mouth behavior, flavor release, and many other properties, are dependent on the nature of the sweetener.

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Peter Paule,Cristian-Silviu Raduet al. Crit Rev Food Sci Nut. 2010; 50(2):162–92). Water interacts in confections through its ability to form hydrogen bonds with sugars and other confectionery components. As noted in previous chapters, these interactions have significant effects on such properties as boiling point elevation and wa

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Authenticity as Explicit Transcendenceenote a certain type of molecular structure. In general, lipids are molecules that contain a significant proportion of aliphatic or aromatic hydrocarbons. Lipids may also be defined as the various soft or semi-solid organic compounds comprising the glyceride esters of fatty acids and associated comp