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Fruit preserves are
preparations of
fruits whose main
preserving agent is
sugar and
sometimes acid,
often stored in gl**** jars and used as a condiment...
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Candied fruit, also
known as glacé
fruit, is
whole fruit,
smaller pieces of
fruit, or
pieces of peel,
placed in
heated sugar syrup,
which absorbs the moisture...
- and is used for
almost all
sugars (e.g.,
fructose (
fruit sugar),
sucrose (cane or beet
sugar), ribose,
lactose (milk
sugar)).
Carbohydrates perform numerous...
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Rambutan Safou (butterfruit)
Salak (snake
fruit)
Sapodilla (chicle; naseberry)
silver date palm,
Indian date,
sugar date palm or wild date palm]] Soursop...
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Fructose (/ˈfrʌktoʊs, -oʊz/), or
fruit sugar, is a
ketonic simple sugar found in many plants,
where it is
often bonded to
glucose to form the disaccharide...
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fruit sugars are
converted into
alcohol by a
fermentation process. If the must
formed by
pressing the
fruit has a low
sugar content,
additional sugar...
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sweetness to the
sugar-apple, but has a very
different taste. As its name suggests, it
tastes like pineapple. The
fruit of A.
squamosa (
sugar-apple) has sweet...
- only from ume
fruit,
sugar, and alcohol. Main
ingredients include: Ume
fruits Sugar (rock) Shōchū
Traditional recipe: Ume
fruit 1 kg
Sugar 500g–1 kg (rock/cubes)...
- century,
sugar from the
American Colonies (and the
discovery that high
concentrations of
sugar could preserve fruits)
created an
excess of
candied fruit, thus...
- (French for
stewed fruit) is a
dessert originating from
medieval Europe,[citation needed] made of
whole or
pieces of
fruit in
sugar syrup.
Whole fruits...
