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Barley sugar (or
barley sugar candy) is a
traditional variety of
boiled sweet (hard candy),
often yellow or
orange in colour,
which is
usually made with...
- for
example sugar.
Kykeon (Gr. κυκεών - kykeōn, from κυκάω, "to stir, to mix") was an
ancient Gr****
drink made
mainly of water,
barley and naturally...
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similar to pure
sugars.
Agave syrup – very high in
fructose and
sweeter than
honey Arabinose Barbados sugar Barley malt syrup,
barley malt –
around 65%...
- The
Solomonic column, also
called barley-
sugar column, is a
helical column,
characterized by a
spiraling twisting shaft like a cork****. It is not ****ociated...
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white sugar.
Barley malt
syrup is
sometimes used in
combination with
other natural sweeteners to lend a malt flavor. It is also
called "
barley malt extract"...
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Nathan Barley is a
British Channel 4
television sitcom written by
Charlie Brooker and
Chris Morris,
directed by
Morris and
starring Nicholas Burns, Julian...
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candy and
barley sugar are
sometimes used
interchangeably to
refer to
clear molded sugar candy.
However traditional barley sugar is made with
barley water...
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fermentable sugars is
achieved during the
mashing process.
Various cereals are malted,
though barley is the most common. A high-protein form of
malted barley is...
- as penidia, penids,
pennet or pan sugar. They were the
precursors of
barley sugar and
modern cough drops. In 1390, the Earl of
Derby paid "two shillings...
- The
sugar industry subsumes the production,
processing and
marketing of
sugars (mostly
sucrose and fructose). Globally,
about 80% of
sugar is extracted...
