Latte flavor ideas

    • [DOCX File]Dirty Business - American Chemical Society

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      By food additives, we mean substances that are added to food products and their packaging. Ask students to think about why food additives are used in food. Answers will vary but may include: to improve, flavor, color, texture, and nutritional quality. Use the Environmental Working Group web site to research Dirty Dozen Additives.

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      The Teacher’s Guide to the above article contains further historical information, a list of the chemical compounds found in coffee beans, and multiple ideas for projects and class discussions. Harold McGee discusses the history of coffee brewing, coffee beans and their roasting, always bringing out the chemistry involved in each step.

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    • 15 Unforgettable Latte Recipes | The Bewitchin' Kitchen

      Here are some ideas for each of these categories: Standard breakfast fare rises to the occasion with the addition of unexpected ingredients. Additions to pancake and waffle batters make these standards especially delightful. Simply add poppy seeds for texture and almond extract for a slightly nutty flavor.

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    • [DOC File]Dirty Business - American Chemical Society

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      Maybe you are just here to learn about the products – but how many of you are the type of person who keeps your options open and you are willing to explore ideas on making more money? I am going to use this flipchart to help me stay on track and so I don’t forget anything.

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      The varieties differ in size, flavor profile, and caffeine content. Robusta beans possess a much simpler flavor profile and thinner body in the cup than Arabica, and although they are smaller in size, they contain more caffeine. 70 percent of all coffee on the market today is of the Arabica variety.

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    • [DOC File]Local “Coffee Cultures” and the Global Coffee Market

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      However, to this day, Coca Cola does contain some non-cocaine substances extracted from coca leaves as part of the distinct flavor of the drink. For example, in 2003, some 175,000 kilograms of coca leaves were imported by a processing plant in NJ for extracting …

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