The Story of Sugar
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There isalso a glass disc set in the side of every kettle to enable us towatch the boiling. The sugar and corn syrup are melted together andcooked at the temperature which after repeated experiments hasproved the most successful for our purpose--one that will neitherburn nor stick, or make the cooled fondant too thin to keep itsshape. " The boy spoke in the slow, measured tones of one who had told thetale many times before and was quite accustomed to his task.
Bob glanced at Van.
Their respect ...for the lad was rising.
"How much does one of these kettles hold?" Bob asked.
"About six hundred pounds. " "And you fill all of them every day?" demanded Van in astonishment.
"Several times over, " was the answer. "It takes a lot of this groundmaterial for the different kinds; some of it has other ingredientsmixed with it later, and some is beaten, flavored, and colored forthe fillings of chocolates. " "But who on earth eats so much candy?" ejaculated Bob.
"I don't know, " responded the boy wearily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There isalso a glass disc set in the side of every kettle to enable us towatch the boiling. The sugar and corn syrup are melted together andcooked at the temperature which after repeated experiments hasproved the most successful for our purpose--one that will neitherburn nor stick, or make the cooled fondant too thin to keep itsshape. " The boy spoke in the slow, measured tones of one who had told thetale many times before and was quite accustomed to his task.
Bob glanced at Van.
Their respect ...for the lad was rising.
"How much does one of these kettles hold?" Bob asked.
"About six hundred pounds. " "And you fill all of them every day?" demanded Van in astonishment.
"Several times over, " was the answer. "It takes a lot of this groundmaterial for the different kinds; some of it has other ingredientsmixed with it later, and some is beaten, flavored, and colored forthe fillings of chocolates. " "But who on earth eats so much candy?" ejaculated Bob.
"I don't know, " responded the boy wearily.
What to read after The Story of Sugar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bassett Sara Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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