Stray Leaves of Science And Folk Lore
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The moist crystals, being allowed to drain, yield a liquid that, when flavoured with the rats and mice, the cock- roaches and centipedes, which get into it, is known under the name of molasses.
Treacle and raolasses are sometimes confounded ; never- theless there is a certain difference between them — one more of flavour than anything else. As the proc-ess of sugar crystal- lisation in the colonies yields a liquid, so does the process of refinerj' crystallisation at home. Li either case the hqu...id drains away ; and divers lining things, ready to court certain death in gratification of a sweet taste, step in and are done for. There are no scorpions in England — no centipedes, no giant cockroaches, as in the West Indies. Treacle, therefore, lacks their flavour ; but as a set-off, acquires a smack of pu- trid blood mingled with the extractive of black-beetles. Here- in consists the chief difference between treacle and molasses.
As regards refining specially considered, it mainly turns upon the washing of yellow sugar white by means of a satu- rated solution of Mhite sugar poured upon it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moist crystals, being allowed to drain, yield a liquid that, when flavoured with the rats and mice, the cock- roaches and centipedes, which get into it, is known under the name of molasses.
Treacle and raolasses are sometimes confounded ; never- theless there is a certain difference between them — one more of flavour than anything else. As the proc-ess of sugar crystal- lisation in the colonies yields a liquid, so does the process of refinerj' crystallisation at home. Li either case the hqu...id drains away ; and divers lining things, ready to court certain death in gratification of a sweet taste, step in and are done for. There are no scorpions in England — no centipedes, no giant cockroaches, as in the West Indies. Treacle, therefore, lacks their flavour ; but as a set-off, acquires a smack of pu- trid blood mingled with the extractive of black-beetles. Here- in consists the chief difference between treacle and molasses.
As regards refining specially considered, it mainly turns upon the washing of yellow sugar white by means of a satu- rated solution of Mhite sugar poured upon it.
What to read after Stray Leaves of Science And Folk Lore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J John Scoffern to read onlineMoreLess
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