Today is National Caramel Day. Caramel is what happens when sugar is heated up, usually with an amount of usually dairy-based fat, enough so it gets brown and tastes great but not hot enough it burns and tastes awful. Because of this, it is probably one of the easiest places to point in a kitchen and exclaim like, "yep, that's chemistry".
Caramel is easily as pretty as it tastes. Something about that golden transparent color just always catches my eye.
One funny thing about caramel is people like to argue about how it's pronounced. The argument is usually whether it has two or three syllables, and in the United States at least usage is regional enough that people have made maps of where people say it which-way-where. Turns out it's an "east coast vs everyone else" split. Personally, I say both interchangeably.
April 5th- National Caramel Day
Updated: Dec 18, 2022
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