Titlebook: Beverages; technology, chemistr Alan H. Varnam,Jane P. Sutherland Book 1994 Alan H. Varnam and Jane P. Sutherland 1994 chemistry.food.food

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Fruit Juices,ent conversion to wine or cider was the only means of preservation. The commercial juice industry dates from 1869, when the Welch company of Vineland, New Jersey commenced bottling of unfermented grape juice. This introduced the principle of fruit juice preservation by pasteurization. The industry w

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Soft Drinks,all non-alcoholic drinks (including non-alcoholic beer and wine and water), but in common usage tea, coffee, etc., and milk-based drinks are usually excluded. In the UK, this interpretation is supported, to some extent, by the legal definition (Table 3.1). This, however, excludes fruit juices and fr

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Cocoa, Drinking Chocolate and Related Beverages,ne origin, a belief reflected in the appellation . — ‘Food of the Gods’ — given to the genus by Linnaeus. A preparation, ., made by mixing roasted ground cocoa nibs with water, maize and spice, was consumed as a luxury in the court of the Aztec emperor Montezuma and was widely thought to have aphrod

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Introduction, philosophers of the Enlightenment and finally to the scientists of modern times. This chapter provides a brief and humanized introduction to the history, language, and tools of crystallography. Brief biographies are included here on some of the leading historical figures in the field, including Éva