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MARSHMALLOWS By: Beatrice Sugiono & Shehara Wanigatunga DFM 357
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MARSHMALLOWS By: Beatrice Sugiono & Shehara Wanigatunga DFM 357.

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Page 1: MARSHMALLOWS By: Beatrice Sugiono & Shehara Wanigatunga DFM 357.

MARSHMALLOWS

By: Beatrice Sugiono

&

Shehara Wanigatunga

DFM 357

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Purpose

This experiment is to observe the affect that substituting sugar with a sugar replacement does to the texture and taste of marshmallows.

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Hypothesis

Null Hypothesis: There will be no difference

between the control and the experiment trial.

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Making Marshmallows

Goal: obtain sweet confection with soft and fluffy texture.

Main Ingredient: Sugar Provides the taste and

texture for marshmallow.

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Why splenda?

1. Low calories

2. Good replacement for diabetic consumers and people trying to cut kcals.

3. Claims heat stability

.

Splenda Sugar

1tsp = 16 cal 1tsp = 1.6 cal

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Method

Using Splenda to replace sucrose in making the confection marshmallows, a recipe which calls for sugar syrup to be

brought to a high temperature.

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Recipe

Control Experimental 2 Tb of gelatin

¼ cup of water

2 cup of sugar

1 cup of water

1 tsp of vanilla extract

¾ cup of corn flour and icing sugar

3 Tb of gelatin

¼ cup of water

2 cup of Splenda

1 cup of water

1 tsp of vanilla extract

¾ cup of corn flour and icing sugar

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Obstacles

The first trial of Splenda marshmallows came out too soft and watery.

The Splenda marshmallows shrunk and turned brown due to application of excessive heat.

The Splenda trial had a little color difference compared to the control.

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Solutions

Adding food coloring to both batches.Cook both products for 10 min. instead of 15. Add 1 T more gelatin to the Splenda batch.Refrigerate both trials overnight before

serving.

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Expectation

The Splenda marshmallows will be too soft. The Splenda marshmallows will not hold its

shape for long. Many will prefer the control sugar

marshmallow’s taste &

texture.

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Gender correlation

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Results

splenda

control

not stated

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Conclusion

From this experiment we learned that our null hypothesis were disproved that there was a difference between the variable and control’s texture and flavor.

Yet our expectation of the control being significantly preferred was denied.

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Future

*Future Marshmallow with splenda sold in grocery stores.*Many more use of marshmallow.