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ishan

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Is all of the water in a frozen dessert mix converted to ice during freezing? Why or why not?

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Which sweeteners resulted in the most desirable ice creams? Why?



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Answer to Question 1

The initial churning of ice cream freezes about 33-67 of the water, while the second freezing during storage freezes an additional 23-57.

Answer to Question 2

Recipe with  c. sugar is expected to be the most desirable ice cream due to desirable flavor, body, and texture.





 

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