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Which measure of fat will have the greater volume? Melted or re-solidified after melting?

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What are the standard techniques for measuring plastic fats such as shortening?



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Answer to Question 1

The re-solidified fat will have a greater volume due to expansion that occurs as solidification occurs.

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The standard technique for measuring plastic fats is to measure the fat at room temperature. Once pliable and soft, spoon the fat into a fractionated metal measuring cup. Press the fat down firmly to remove all air bubbles. Level the top of the cup with a straight edge utensil. Water displacement can also be used to measure fat.




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Reply 2 on: Aug 19, 2018
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