Exam 25: Candy
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Which is the older and still viable method of testing the temperature of candy mixtures?
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All of the following are important to produce a crystalline candy with the desired small crystals except
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The first step in chocolate production is the manufacture of chocolate liquor.
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A candy thermometer should be calibrated each month when in regular use.
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