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What is the process of sugar concentration called?
What is the process of sugar concentration called?
Osmosis
Which of these is NOT a type of simple sugar? (Select one)
Which of these is NOT a type of simple sugar? (Select one)
The combination of sugar with a gelling agent, like pectin, creates a jelly texture in jams.
The combination of sugar with a gelling agent, like pectin, creates a jelly texture in jams.
True (A)
The brown color of many cooked foods is a result of the ______ reaction.
The brown color of many cooked foods is a result of the ______ reaction.
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Foods stored in the freezer stay fresh longer because the microorganisms do not grow as quickly. What is the temperature below which this happens?
Foods stored in the freezer stay fresh longer because the microorganisms do not grow as quickly. What is the temperature below which this happens?
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What equipment seals polyethylene or polypropylene films?
What equipment seals polyethylene or polypropylene films?
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What is the purpose of the refractometer?
What is the purpose of the refractometer?
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What is the defining characteristic of a marmalade?
What is the defining characteristic of a marmalade?
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What are the two types of sugar?
What are the two types of sugar?
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What is the term for a film covering on the surface of a jelly?
What is the term for a film covering on the surface of a jelly?
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Match the following equipment/utensils to their correct category.
Match the following equipment/utensils to their correct category.
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Why is sugar concentration important in food processing?
Why is sugar concentration important in food processing?
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What is the difference between jam and jelly?
What is the difference between jam and jelly?
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How is marmalade different from preserves?
How is marmalade different from preserves?
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Why is cooking test important in determining the pectin content of fruits?
Why is cooking test important in determining the pectin content of fruits?
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What are the two indications of pectin content in the gel meter test?
What are the two indications of pectin content in the gel meter test?
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When making jelly, why is it important to use slightly under-ripe and ripe fruits?
When making jelly, why is it important to use slightly under-ripe and ripe fruits?
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What is the difference between a refrigerator and a freezer?
What is the difference between a refrigerator and a freezer?
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What are the three common types of syrup used in preserves?
What are the three common types of syrup used in preserves?
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Why is it crucial to calculate incurred expenses when starting a food processing business?
Why is it crucial to calculate incurred expenses when starting a food processing business?
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What is the term for the cost of producing one serving or unit of a product?
What is the term for the cost of producing one serving or unit of a product?
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What does a 40% markup mean in terms of a food product?
What does a 40% markup mean in terms of a food product?
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Study Notes
K to 12 Basic Education Program Learning Materials
- This document is part of the Department of Education's K to 12 Basic Education Program
- The topic is Food Processing in Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE)
- It corresponds to Quarter 3, signifying a specific learning period
- The material covers various aspects of food processing involving sugar concentration
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This material is designed for the K to 12 Basic Education Program, focusing specifically on Food Processing within the Technology and Livelihood Education curriculum. It covers essential concepts related to sugar concentration and various food processing techniques relevant for Quarter 3 learning objectives.