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"Certain flavor compounds give you a nice caramel flavor, whereas others give you a burnt or bitter taste. Food scientists will now be able to make more of the desirable flavors because they won't have to heat to a 'melting' temperature but can instead hold sugar over a low temperature for a longer period of time..."

http :// www. sciencedaily. com/releases/2011/07/110725123549 .htm
 
Atricle

"Certain flavor compounds give you a nice caramel flavor, whereas others give you a burnt or bitter taste. Food scientists will now be able to make more of the desirable flavors because they won't have to heat to a 'melting' temperature but can instead hold sugar over a low temperature for a longer period of time..."

http :// www. sciencedaily. com/releases/2011/07/110725123549 .htm

That link is mangled up...

M_C
 
Ok, so the next question is...what temperature should I heat my sugar up to and how long should I hold it for the Belgian ale that I'm going to make?
 
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