10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUGAR CORN»
Discover the use of
sugar corn in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sugar corn and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Corn syrups retard crystallization of sucrose, and do so with less tendency toward
hygroscopicity than invert sugar. Corn syrups further add viscosity to confections (
largely because of their dextrin content), reduce friability of the sugar ...
Norman N. Potter, Joseph H. Hotchkiss, 1998
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Biennial Census of Manufactures
TABLE 3.——PRoDUcTs BY KIND, QUANTITY, AND VALUE, FOR THE UNITED
STATES: 1937, 1935, AND 1933 1937 1935 1933 1. “Corn Sirup, Corn Sugar,
Corn Oil, and Starch" industry, all products, total value 1 ...
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Corn Among the Indians of the Upper Missouri
The Upper Missouri Indians rarely picked the true sweet corn (sugar corn) while
green, but permitted it to ripen. The Mandans, Hidat- sas, and Arikaras used the
sugar corn almost exclusively for the making of corn balls. The tribes farther south
, ...
George Francis Will, George E. Hyde, 1964
For this purpose, 1 tablespoon of sugar, corn sirup, or honey, or 1 teaspoon of
salt may be added to every cup of yolk ; 1 tablespoon of sugar, corn sirup, or
honey, or one-half teaspoon of salt is added to each 2 cups of liquid whole eggs.
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History of Western Maryland
There he became familiar with the taste of sugar-corn. Previous to that he had
very little knowledge of sugar- corn, as the corn packed in the Baltimore factory
was what is termed field-corn, and not of that delicious sweetness which sugar-
corn ...
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Sugar and Related Sweetener Markets: International Perspectives
The United States is now a major producer of all the principal sweeteners: cane
sugar, beet sugar, corn sweeteners, and non-caloric sweeteners (e.g., aspartame
and saccharin). Its sweetener industry is reported to be the largest in the world, ...
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The Oxford Companion to Beer
Corn can be used for the brewing of beer in two forms: as a source of starch and
as a source of sugar. Corn for brewing can be used in the form of grits, flour,
torrified, flaked, or syrups. Corn is a common adjunct in mass-market beers
produced ...
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The Economics and Politics of World
Sugar Policies
Cross-Tabulations of Sweetener Production by District or State with 1990 U.S.
House and Senate Votes on the Sugar Program (a) U.S. House Voting by
1ndividual District: chi— square (4 df) = 31.55 sugar corn other total pro 51 72
148 271 ...
Steven V. Marks, Keith Eugene Maskus, 1993
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Sugar: User's Guide To Sucrose
Add nuts, sugar, corn syrup, eggs, and vanilla. Blend well and pour into the pie
shell. Cook the pie at medium high until the center is set — 1 1 minutes. Turn
after first 5 minutes if necessary. Serve chilled or at room temperature.
PEPPERMINT ...
Neil L. Pennington, Charles W. Baker, 1990
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The Joy of Keeping a Root Cellar: Canning, Freezing, Drying, ...
In seed catalogs, corn was historically referred to as Indian, dent, field, or sugar
corn. Indian corn referred to the brightly colored ears with starchy kernels that
were commonly ground into flour; dent corn with its shrunkenlooking kernels
could ...
