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• Caramelization
  '''Caramelization''' is one of a class of reactions, with many subclasses, in [[food chemistr ...ecule, "followed by isomerization and polymerisation steps. In reality the caramelization process is a complex series of chemical reactions, which is still poorly un
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• Caramelization/Definition
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• Caramelization/Related Articles
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• Caramel/Definition
  ...uced by heating light sugar until it melts and darkens in the process of [[caramelization]]
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• Butterscotch/Related Articles
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• Caramel/Related Articles
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• Caramelization
  '''Caramelization''' is one of a class of reactions, with many subclasses, in [[food chemistr ...ecule, "followed by isomerization and polymerisation steps. In reality the caramelization process is a complex series of chemical reactions, which is still poorly un
  3 KB (459 words) - 19:06, 3 August 2010
• Caramel
  Some of the flavors of caramel come from [[caramelization]], while, if milk proteins are mixed with it, additional depth comes from t
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• Oxidation-reduction/Related Articles
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• Butterscotch
  ...f the tastes of natural [[caramel]] and butterscotch come from pyrolytic [[caramelization]]. Other components of the flavor come from the reactions of sugars and mi
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• Cooking
  ...ss called [[caramelization]], or ''browning'', at very high temperatures. Caramelization is responsible for many of the flavors we experience, an integral processes ...are heated so that all water of [[crystallization]] is driven off, then [[caramelization]] starts with the sugar undergoing thermal decomposition with the formation
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• Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/March 3, 2010
  ...s, digressions into the food chemistry of the [[Maillard reaction]] and [[caramelization]], and even [[diacetyl]], although, with my cold, I am not up to learning m
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