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What are sugar yielding crops?
Sugar cane and sugar beets. And corn.
Is the molecular form of cane sugar the same as corn sugar?
No. Cane sugar us sucrose. Corn sugar is mostly fructose. They are metabolised differently.
What is the difference between corn sugar and cane sugar?
Corn sugar, also known as glucose or dextrose, is derived from corn starch, while cane sugar, also known as sucrose, is derived from the sugar cane plant. In terms of sweetness, both sugars are similar, but corn sugar is often used in processed foods and beverages, while cane sugar is more commonly used in baking and cooking.
Why do the US stick with corn for producing Ethanol when sugar cane is by far more productive?
Because corn is far more popular than sugar cane and is grown literally almost everywhere in the US in comparison to sugar cane.
Why did Coca Cola change from cane sugar to corn sugar?
Corn is highly subsidized by the government making Corn Syrup cheaper.
What candy is children of cane candy?
Sugar Babies
What are the differences between cane sugar and corn sugar in terms of taste, nutritional value, and potential health benefits?
Cane sugar and corn sugar differ in taste, with cane sugar having a slightly richer flavor. Nutritionally, cane sugar and corn sugar are similar in terms of calories and carbohydrates, but corn sugar may contain more fructose. Cane sugar is often considered more natural and less processed. In terms of potential health benefits, both sugars should be consumed in moderation to avoid negative health effects such as weight gain and increased risk of chronic diseases.
Does dextrose come from sugar cane?
Dextrose is corn-based.
What type of photosynthesis is created by corn and sugar cane?
stomata
Does molasses contain corn?
Pure molasses does not contain corn syrup. Molasses is a by-product of refining sugar beets or sugarcane into sugar. Corn syrup is made from corn.
What is the most important crop in the central valley?
Sugar cane
What are examples of plantation?
maze, sugar cane, corn, wheat, cotton,
