3. Ingredients
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3.1.1 Sucrose
Sucrose, commonly known as sugar, is a non-reducing disaccharide of plant origin produced by certain sacchariferous plants, including beet and cane
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. It's an inexpensive product with an optimal price/sweetness ratio, and serves as the basis for the formulation of all confectionery products. It is the benchmark in terms of sweetness, with a sweetness value of 1. Its solubility in water increases progressively with temperature....
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History
The origins of the first confectionery products date back to ancient times, when honey played an essential role in food preservation. Coating fruits, seeds and flowers in honey was a technique used in China, Egypt and the Middle East. Later, in Greek and Roman antiquity, treats such as raisins, dates and other fruits preserved in honey were served at the end of meals. Then, in the 4th century BC, the first sugar canes were cultivated...
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