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Description
Caramel flavour is a dark golden brown flavouring agent obtained by heating sugar to 340 degrees Fahrenheit (170 degrees Celsius). In this process called 'Caramelization', the molecules in sugar breaks down and form new compounds, resulting in caramel. It can be hard, flowing or buttery, depending upon the ingredients used to create it. It can be used to add sweet, caramel aroma and taste to cake frostings, pancake batters and coffee.