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    The Change That Can Be Observed After a Cooked Starch
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The Change That Can Be Observed After a Cooked Starch

Question 48

Question 48

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The change that can be observed after a cooked starch mixture has aged for a while is termed


A) Retrogradation
B) Gelatinization
C) Dextrinization
D) Crystallization
E) Aging

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