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Sweet crystal sugar

Stacks of cookies

Stacks of cookies or biscuits in a bakery.

Cartoon sucrose. Sugar spoon and colors packages pouring sugars, box organic sweets block pour powder teaspoon sugared

Cartoon sucrose. Sugar spoon and colors packages pouring sugars, box organic sweets block pour powder teaspoon sugared

Dried Pear And Orange Fruits, Dehydrated Snacks Retaining Natural Sugars And Nutrients. Candied Fruits Slices And Dices

Dried Pear And Orange Fruits, Dehydrated Snacks Retaining Natural Sugars And Nutrients. Candied Fruits Slices And Dices

European Sweet Corn plantation

European Sweet Corn plantation

Sweet crystal sugar

Amylase (human pancreatic alpha-amylase) Protein. Digestive enzyme, responsible for the hydrolysis of starch into sugars. 3D

Amylase (human pancreatic alpha-amylase) Protein. Digestive enzyme, responsible for the hydrolysis of starch into sugars. 3D

White and brown sugars in simply labeled open containers

White and brown sugars in simply labeled open containers

Sugars - caster, demerara, granulated, muscovado -

Sugars - caster, demerara, granulated, muscovado -

Three kinds of sugars

Three kinds of sugars

Syrah Grapes on the Vine

Wine-making grapes, like these Syrah (or Shiraz) grapes, require different growing conditions than grapes meant for eating. Cultivating wine grapes involves trying to concentrate sugars and encourage thicker skins, because these are what give wine its flavor. To do that, one of the most important factors to look for is the drainage of the soils. These grapes are grown on a greenstone schist formation in Westminster, Maryland. Photo credit: Alex Demas, USGS. Watch a video about "The Science of Good Taste — Geology, Food, and Wine" at on.doi.gov/FoodWine You can also learn more about "Oktoberfest! The Science of Beer and Wine Making" at on.doi.gov/Oktoberfest. Wine-making grapes, like these Syrah (or Shiraz) grapes, require different growing conditions than grapes meant for eating. Cultivating wine grapes involves trying to concentrate sugars and encourage thicker skins, because these are what give wine its flavor. To do that, one of the most important factors to look for is the drainage of the soils. These grapes are grown on a greenstone schist formation in Westminster, Maryland. Photo credit: Alex Demas, USGS. Watch a video about "The Science of Good Taste — Geology, Food, and Wine" at on.doi.gov/FoodWine You can also learn more about "Oktoberfest! The Science of Beer and Wine Making" at on.doi.gov/Oktoberfest

Full Bowl of brown sugar

Full Bowl of brown sugar

Set of various sugars cutout on white

Set of various sugars cutout on white

Quart Jars Fermented Red and Green Cabbage and Carrots

Quart Jars Fermented Red and Green Cabbage and Carrots

Set of various sugars and sweeteners isolated

Set of various sugars and sweeteners isolated

Word love made of sugars .

Word love made of sugars .

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