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Glucose - Single sugar: Important for the storage of carbohydrates.
Glucose is a monosaccharide (single sugar) that is present in freeform in only a few foods (e.g. grapes and honey). It is a component of... read on
Glucose Syrup - The sweet solution.
This sugar syrup is made from grape sugar, dextrins (starch products), and water. It is used for, among other things, marzipan and fondants. It prevents unwanted crystallising... read on
Gluten - Goodbye gluten.
Gluten is a natural protein component of the cereals: wheat, rye, oats, barley, spelt, and unripe spelt grain. Rice, maize, millet, buckwheat, quinoa, and amaranth are gluten-free. The last two were cultivated by... read on
Hazelnut Mass - Where the hazelnut becomes hazel-mousse.
This pasty mass is made by finely cutting... read on
Production - The most important ingredients are care and experience.
Today, there are so many different varieties of this once precious commodity, chocolate, that it is hard to keep an overview of them. However... read on
Innovation - Swabians are passionate inventors. Also in chocolate production.
RITTER SPORT is a family run company. It is not only very conscious of tradition but is also known for its constant eye on the future and the innovations it has... read on
Inulin - A small part of the big taste.
Inulin is a complexly structured sugar molecule (polysaccharide). Besides a little glucose, it is predominantly comprised of fructose units. Inulin is present in numerous varieties of fruits and vegetables. For example... read on
Hazelnuts - Turkish. Crunchy. Perfect.
Hazelnuts are the fruit of the hazel bush and are usually roundish to oblong in shape. The hazel bush belongs to the birch family. Hazelnuts are particularly captivating with their lovely, sweet, pure nut taste... read on
Invert Sugar Syrup - Good taste is something you can feel.
Invert sugar syrup has a yellow, clear colour. It has a neutral, sweet taste. It is extracted by splitting sugar (sucrose) into its two components: glucose and fructose. A sucrose solution bends polarised... read on
Jamaican Rum - A Caribbean blessing.
Spanish settlers introduced sugar cane farming and the art of rum distillation to Jamaica in the 15th century. The island state is a part of the Greater Antilles and possesses rich, fertile earth and a perfect tropical climate... read on
