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sweetness comes from the
starch of
cooked glutinous rice,
cultured with
saccharifying enzymes during the
fermentation process. Traditionally, it
would be...
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categorized as
sugars and is
derived by
steeping cooked rice
starch with
saccharifying enzymes to
break down the starches,
followed by
straining off the liquid...
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sweetness comes from the
starch of
cooked glutinous rice,
cultured with
saccharifying enzymes during the
fermentation process. Traditionally, it has been...
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saccharify potato starch,
arrow root,
tamarind kernel, tapioca, and oat. The
saccharifying ability of the
enzyme is
highly applicable in
sugar production industries...
- such rice,
glutinous rice,
glutinous sorghum, corn,
sweet potatoes, by
saccharifying them
using barley malt. Dasik,
literally "tea food", is a bite-size...
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always white because Rhizopus oryzae is the
dominant mold
species and
saccharifying agent. Some
types of xiao are now
prepared by
mixing yeast sediment...
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quantity of
enzyme required. Subsequently, her
paper 'Measurement of
saccharifying cellulase' was the most
cited paper in the
journal Biotechnology for...
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hydrolyzes starch less
efficiently than
pullunan and
other oligosaccharides,
saccharifying alpha-amylase
sourced from
Bacillus subtilis may be
added to the solution...
