Information profile @ a Glance
- Caramel colour is naturally derived. Sugars are cooked to produce a
brown colour that is used in a wide variety of soft drinks, baked goods,
pet foods, alcoholic beverages, sauces and other food and beverage
products that have a brown hue.
- There are three basic types of caramel; grained or standup; soft or
enrobing; and flowing caramel for nougats or crèmes. Caramel can be
consumed as an item such as a candy or chew; or used as an ingredient,
for example in combination with nuts, cookies, and marshmallows for a
variety of confections and desserts.
- Caramel colour has undergone complete food safety testing more than
20 times in the past 35 years, and caramel colour meets rigorous food
safety standards around the world according to the European Food Safety
Authority (EFSA)
- A valuable brewing ingredient for more than a century, caramel
contributes to the character of beer on every continent. Caramel
provides color, flavor, and consistency in beer.
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Basic Information
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About Caramel Colours
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Caramel Colours
Companies & Products
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Bake stable Caramels
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Company Catalog
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Company in USA
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Caramel Malt
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Caramel Paste
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Caramel syrup
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Popcorn
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Pop Corn Business
Technology Information
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Project Information
- Consultant - project reports
- Caramel quality certification
Plant & Machinery sources
Market Scenario
- Standards & Specifications
- Applications
- Caramel blended espresso coffee
- Caramel Colour
- Beverages Industry
- Labeling
- Caramel Colors Safety Status
- Safety Data Sheet
- Caramel Color in Carbonated Soft Drinks
- Caramel Sugar Free
- Caramel Powder
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