Sweet Science
What is the main ingredient in candy?
What is sugar?
What happens when Pop Rocks are dissovled in water?
What is carbon dioxide gas released?
What common acid is used in sour candy?
What is citric acid?
What is the procces used to separate candy dyes called?
What is chromatography?
What candy is known for its slogan, "Mlets in your mouth, not in your hand"?
What is M&Ms?
True or False: Candy can dissolve faster in hot water than in cold water.
True
Why is taffy pulled?
What is to incorportate air and make it chewy?
True or False: Fizzy candies contrain baking soda.
True
True or False: Natural dyes are used in most candies
What candy bar is named after a famous horse?
What are snickers?
What happens to sugar when it's heated to 170 celsius?
What caramelizes?
What is the term for heating sugar to make hard candy?
What is supersaturation?
What happens when acid and baking soda mix in your mouth?
What is neatralizaiotn reaction?
What natrual pigment makes red candies red?
What is carmine?
What candy's bubbles inspired its name?
What are pop Rocks?
What is the process called when sugar is dissolved in water until it forms crystals?
What is crystallization?
What process makes gummy candies soft and stretchy?
What is gelatinization?
What acid is stronger in sour candy, citric acid or malic acid?
Which part of the candy dissolves first when placed in water, the sugar or the dye?
What is dye?
What is Hi-Chew?
What state of matter is cotton candy most likely made of?
What is air?
How is marshmallow fluff made light and fluffy?
What is by whipping air into the sugar mixture?
Why does sour candy make your mouth water?
What is acid that triggers saliva production?
What property of food coloring allows it to mix with water?
What candy is made by spinning melted sugar into fine threads?
What is cotton candy?