Description
Flavor Profile:
- Sweet and buttery: The primary flavor is a rich sweetness, reminiscent of caramel candies.
- Slightly nutty: Some caramel syrups have a subtle toasted, nutty note.
- Slightly bitter: Some caramel syrups can have a slightly bitter note due to the caramelization process.
Uses:
- Beverages: Commonly used in hot and cold coffee, lattes, milkshakes, and cocktails.
- Desserts: Can be used as a topping for ice cream, cakes, and other desserts.
- Baked Goods: Adds a caramel flavor to icings, whipped creams, and other baked goods.
Making Caramel Syrup:
- Caramelization: The process involves heating sugar until it melts and turns golden brown, developing the characteristic caramel flavor and color.
- Ingredients: Sugar, water, and sometimes other flavorings are used.
- Commercial vs. Homemade: Both store-bought and homemade caramel syrups are available.
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