Examples of a carbohydrate polymer are polysacharides(starch), monosarchrides(glucose), and disacharides(corn syrup)
Corn syrup is also called glucose syrup. It is not the product of one country; many produce glucose syrup. However "corn syrup" is generally an American term.
Corn syrup is the name of glucose syrup that has been derived from the corn plant. (In the UK it is just called glucose syrup). So the only ingredient in it is pure sugar (from corn); nothing else.
Yes, corn syrup is primarily sugar, which is a carbohydrate. Same applies to glucose syrup, glucose-fructose syrup and most other things with the word "syrup" in the name.
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Because it consists mostly of glucose, it is sometimes referred to as glucose syrup.
Regular No-Name Corn-syrup contains Glucose,Glucose-fructose,Water,Blackstrap Molasses,Salt. But no corn by products.
Liquid
Corn syrup comes from converting the starch in a kernel of corn into simple sugars, primarily glucose.
Canned strongbow contains glucose syrup. Glucose syrup is a sugar that can be derived (processed) from corn in th USA and wheat in Europe. It will classed as gluten free
Liquid Glucose is a broad name for any type hydrolyzed starch, but is most commonly made from corn. Liquid glucose will also be labeled as Corn Syrup or High Fructose Corn Syrup. Many supermarkets and food marts carry it.
Corn syrup freezes, becomes solid at temperatures ranging from about 30.5oF to 320F. The temperature varies with the concentration of hydrolyzed lactose.