From another thread: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1474&start=15
So I did a mini experiment half an hour ago.Aytundra wrote:What about cotton candy?what about basically sugar plus heat without some food colouring?RRM wrote:Its basically sugar plus some food colouring.
plain pure granulated sugar (glucose fructose) + heat
but not to the point of caramalization 320° FWhat about invert sugar?RRM wrote:Thats basically sugar.
granulated sugar (glucose-fructose) + water + heat
Is it better to eat invert sugar?, because it saves invertase work? (invertase breaks glucose and fructose apart in sugar)Safe or not safe that is the question? - by Hamlet AytundraRRM wrote:No. Particularly sucrose is well absorbed because the fructose is linked to glucose.Aytundra wrote:Thanks,
Will eat sucrose. Glucose linked with fructose, and not separately.![]()
Guess I will have to stir sugar granules. or melt them in ice water.(lol, ambient water will work, I think)
RRM wrote: Its safer than 95% of your diet.
Why would you even consider being worried if HCAs, oxysterols, acrylamide and the likes are no reason for you to radically change your diet?Aytundra wrote:I am planning to spike my OJ with sugar.
I have to establish the limits on what I can do with sugar, before I spike the diet.
Sugar spiking will probably be a radical step. As I seldom eat large volumes of granulated sugar out of a jar.
Melting sugar in water to add to OJ might be faster than stirring grains of sugar.
and cotton candy to replace crave foods (lol, that is never going to happen, cotton candy is so expensive, I can buy a bag of sugar instead.)Did i say that it does?Aytundra wrote:But heated sugar does not form HCAs, oxysterols, acrylamide.
RRM will win a nobel prize if he can get HCAs and acrylamide from just pure heated sugar, he would have to demonstrate how a nitrogen atom was made out of thin air.
Aytundra wrote:Sorry, I overextended that idea. I still think you are awesome, and might get a nobel prize for something.
I drank 250ml of water at room temperature, laced with 1 tablespoon of sugar.
It was a familiar taste. It tasted like coffee or milktea, stuff that my grandma gave me when I was 3 years old. (It was a 1 inch cubed cup I doubt it killed brain cells, but she told me not to tell my parents. Haha I couldn't keep a secret back then.)
So that is what makes coffee and tea taste good, sugar + water. I used to tell my granny to add more sugar.
The difference is that this wai version of these beverages tastes better.
Sans bitter taste of coffee or tea, and sans hot tongue burning water.
It does have an after taste,
it is not a noticeable after taste at first,
but then the acidic taste develops gradually,
a mild acidic after taste,
after taste is still tasteable at after 1/2 an hour.