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SUGAR Flashcards

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1
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Where does Sugar come from?

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  • Sugar BEET
  • Sugar CANE
    In UK sugar beet is imported
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How do we MAKE Sugar?

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It’s EXTRACTED/ REFINED/ CRYSTALLISED

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Nutritional value of Sugar:

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  • Lots of energy
  • 11g sugar = 394kcals
  • Too much = increased risk of TOOTH DECAY
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What is PARTIALLY REFINED Sugar?

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  • Larger crystals
  • Provide crunch
  • DEMERARA
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What is UNREFINED Sugar?

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  • SOFT BROWN
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What is GOLDEN SYRUP?

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  • Made from

sugar liquors that are produced during REFINING stage

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What is TREACLE?

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  • Strongly flavoured
  • Thick
  • Made from MOLASSES
  • V dark
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What are SUGAR CUBES?

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  • Lumps of crystals glued together
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What is ICING Sugar?

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  • Butter
  • Royal
  • Fondant
  • Very fine & powdery
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What is GRANULATED Sugar?

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  • Not so fine

- used in HOT DRINKS

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What is CASTER Sugar?

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  • REFINED

- Fine crystal structure

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What is COATING?

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  • Covering cakes in fondant icing

- Rolling baked goods in sugar

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What is MOISTURE RETENTION?

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  • Sugar attracts water
  • Improves shelf life
  • Maintains texture
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How does Sugar COLOUR foods?

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It has a browning effect when cooked

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What is GELLING?

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PECTIN + SUGAR + ACID = gel/ jam

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What is AERATION?

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FAT + SUGAR beaten together forms AIR = sponges texture

- Caster sugar’s fine structure gives cake a lighter texture

17
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How does Sugar STABILISE food?

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  • Sugar stabilises EGG WHITE without changing it’s structure
  • Lowers FREEZING TEMP of foods which prevents ICE CRYSTALS forming on cream
18
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What are the ADVANTAGES of SUGAR SUBSTITUTES?

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  • Good for those who want to reduce energy intake/ weight loss
  • They allow diabetics to enjoy sugar without affecting their blood glucose levels as they have no nutritional value
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What are the 2 main types of SUGAR SUBSTITUTES?

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  • INTENSE SWEETENERS = Much sweeter than sucrose & are used in small quantities
  • BULK SWEETENERS = Similar sweetness to sucrose so used in similar quantities
20
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In what form are SUGAR SUBSTITUTES available in?

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  • Tablet
  • Powder
  • Liquid
21
Q

INTENSE SWEETENERS=

A

E950-E959

22
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What is SORBITOL?

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  • BULK SWEETENER
  • Found naturally in fruits (apples/ berries/ pears/ plums)
  • Half as sweet as sucrose
23
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What is ASPARTAME?

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  • BULK SWEETENER
  • Chewing gum
  • Artificial
  • Available under different names (CANDEREL)
24
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What is SUCRALOSE?

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  • New BULK SWEETENER

- Used in SPLENDA

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