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Chocolate mints

Bitter Anise, coffee, chocolate, mint, grapefruit, cherry, peach,... [Pg.175]

That Bar, at 116 Smith Street in Brooklyn, serves a perfectly proportioned stinger with a green-dyed-sugar rim and a mint chocolate, which reminds me of one of the few things that I ve learned in life only beautiful people can get away with ugly clothes. [Pg.127]

Catechin and the proanthocyanidin prodelphinidin B3 are, respectively, the major monomeric and dimeric flavan-3-ols found in barley and malt where prodelphinidin B3 is the main contributor for the radical scavenging activity [Dvorakova et al., 2007], Proanthocyanidins have also been detected in nuts. Hazelnuts (Corylus avellana) and pecans (Carya illinoensis) are particularly rich in proanthocyanidins containing ca. 5 g kg, whereas almonds (Prunus dulcis) and pistachios (Pistachio vera) contain 1.8-2.4 mg kg 1, walnuts (Juglans spp.) ca. 0.67 g kg, roasted peanuts (Arachis hypgaea) 0.16 g kg, and cashews (Anarcardium occidentale) 0.09 g kg 1 [Crozier et al., 2006c]. Dark chocolate derived from the roasted seeds of cocoa (Theobroma cacao) is also a rich source of procyanidins [Gu et al., 2004], Monomeric flavan-3-ols and the proanthocyanidin B2, B5 dimers, and Q trimer are found in fresh cocoa beans (Fig. 1.13). Flavan-3-ols have also been detected in mint... [Pg.11]

Cover your work surface with wax paper or aluminum foil. Using a spatula or a fork, dip each cookie into the warm mint-chocolate glaze, coating both sides and letting the excess drip off before placing the cookie on the wax paper. For a cleaner—and more chic—look, dip only half the cookie. [Pg.149]

Goldies 137 Silver Ring-a-Dings 141 Chocolate Cream Sandwiches 1 44 Skinry Mints 14 7 Snowballz 151... [Pg.276]

Sugared almonds, mint imperials and nonpareils (hundreds and thousands), as well as sugar-coated chocolate lentils or eggs, are normally... [Pg.96]

Typical products Sugared almonds, mint imperials, nonpareils, sugar-coated chocolate beans Jelly beans, dolly mixture components... [Pg.96]

The main uses of Chocarom Pyrazine for food are for chocolate, cocoa, baked goods, breakfast cereals, milk products, roasted and processed vegetables, soups, baked potatoes, sweet sauces and mint flavors. [Pg.192]

Different fragances caramel, chocolate, cinnamon, citrus, coconut, eucalyptus, floral, grass, jasmine, lemon, lavender, lilac, lime mint, orange, peppermint, pine forest, toffee, rose, cola, pizza, freesia, leather, teatree, vanilla... [Pg.232]


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