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...alone to boil, then add horehound. Boil for five minutes, let cool, and strain into jars. Refrigerate resulting infusion until needed.To make tea: Add twice as much boiling water as horehound infusion. Sweeten to taste.To make syrup: Add twice as much honey as horehound infusion and a little lemon juice.To make candy: Add twice as much sugar as horehound infusion, and add about 1/8 teaspoon cream of...
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...is defined as the solids of the cacao bean, Cocoa butter is defined as the fat component, and Chocolate is a combination of the solids and the fat. It is the solid and the fat combination, sweetened with sugar and other ingredients which is made into chocolate bars, and which is commonly referred to as chocolate by the public. It can also be made into the beverages (called cocoa...
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...use today for the consumption of tonic water, the gin and tonic remains a popular drink. Note that tonic water available today contains less quinine and is consequently less bitter (and usually sweetened). Because of this connection to warmer climates and its refreshing nature, this cocktail is more popular during the warmer months. The gin and tonic has gained a central place in cultural and...
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Glucose Systematic name α-D-glucose Abbreviations Glc Chemical formula C 6 H 12 O 6 Molecular mass 180.18 g mol −1 Melting point..., where they are converted into Glc. See also HbA1c External links More on the chemistry and function of glucose in biology at EvoWiki Computational Chemistry Wiki
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...served with roast turkey meat. The berry is also used in baking ( muffins and cakes ) but, unlike many other berries, is normally considered too sharp to be eaten unaccompanied. Cranberry juice, usually sweetened and often mixed with other fruit juices, is a major use of cranberries. There is some use of cranberry juice by people with spinal paralysis; regular consumption of the juice is supposed to...
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...leaves and twigs are placed in a small cup, also called mate , usually made from a gourd, but also bone or horn. The drink is sipped through a metal or cane straw called a bombilla . Mate can be sweetened with sugar, or flavoured with aromatic herbs or dried orange peel, to hide its strong bitter flavour, although this a less traditional method, looked at unkindly by seasoned drinkers, as the...
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...license the name, and are usually sold the main ingredients, with syrup made by the main manufacturing plants of the trademark holders. In the past, most cola -flavoured and other soft drinks were sweetened with ordinary sugar ( sucrose ), but to save on production costs, most companies in the USA have turned to the more economical HFCS (High-Fructose Corn Syrup ) as a sweetener, due to the high...
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... dominate the centre of Romania surrounding the Transylvanian Plateau, 14 peaks reaching above the altitude of 2,000 m, the highest being Moldoveanu Peak at 2,544 m. In the south, the Carpathians sweeten into hills, towards the Bărăgan Plains . The three highest mountains in Romania are: Name Height Range 1 Moldoveanu Peak ...
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...the Coalition on the Day of the Eagle, 4 January Y173 by invading the already-besieged Federation, after the Klingon Ambassador Thad Vak Kaleen persuaded the Romulans to enter the General War , and sweetened the deal with a C9-series Klingon dreadnought. They were eventually driven back to their own borders despite significant advances into Federation space, and suffered a devastating nuclear winter...
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...in this way include Maltodextrin , a lightly hydrolyzed (DE 10–20) starch product used as a bland-tasting filler and thickener. Various corn syrups (DE 30–70), viscous solutions used as sweeteners and thickeners in many kinds of processed foods. Dextrose (DE 100), commercial glucose, prepared by the complete hydrolysis of starch. High fructose syrup , made by treating dextrose...
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