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... makes good use of gelatin, corn syrup, food colour, cocoa and dollar-store paintbrushes to cre... concoction of corn syrup and red food colouring that begins to resemble human blood more and more ...Stain alert! The food colouring can stain clothing and s...
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... by pouring peroxide or bleach over a red food colouring stain on a white sheet, thereby making o...
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... use the expression, certain stages of colouring-matters which were at the time thought useless or ... that are toxic or irritating, or are apt to stain or discolour the skin. The man skilled in the art ...See now: Food and Drug Regulations, C.R.C. 1978, c. 870, s. C.08...
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... use the expression, certain stages of colouring-matters which were at the time thought useless or ... that are toxic or irritating, or are apt to stain or discolour the skin. The man skilled in the art ...See now: Food and Drug Regulations, C.R.C. 1978, c. 870, s. C.08...
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. To clean tarnished brass, begin by determining if what you think is brass really is brass. Hold a magnet onto the "brass" area; if it clings, you are dealing with brass-plated metal. There are two types of brass: one is coated with clear lacquer and the other is not. Clean coated brass by wiping it with a damp cloth. If the lacquer coating is worn or chipped, that area will start to tarnish. Strip old lacquer finish and clean the surface, then reapply a new coat of lacquer. When you lacquer, make sure the surface remains dust free. Hardware stores carry lacquer spray finish. Brass that has no lacquer finish on it can be cleaned with Brasso, Howard Brass or Copper Polish.
. Reduce pests in the garden with this recipe: 1 tsp. vegetable oil, 1 tsp. dish soap and one quart water. Spra...
...5. When dealing with wine stains on fabric that remain after being to the dry clean... soap and several drops of red and yellow food colouring. Pour in vinegar; the dish soap makes th...
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Meanwhile, make caramel sauce: In a heavy medium saucepan, combine brown sugar, corn syrup, whipping cream, and butter over low heat. Heat, swirling the pan once or twice, until sugar dissolves, then increase heat to medium high and allow mixture to come to a light boil. Boil, without stirring (stirring will cause the sugar to crystallize), until mixture thickens and turns a golden caramel colour, or until it reaches 238 degrees on a candy thermometer, about 10 minutes. Transfer sauce to a heat-proof pitcher and allow to cool slightly before serving.
Soften ice cream or gelato and spread into cooled pie shell, making sure the top is smooth and even. Cover lightly with plastic wrap and freeze until ice cream is firm, about an hour, or until ready to serve, up to five days.
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... on sweets was the product of the inherent food snobbery that has informed much of my adult life. ... of dessert containing enough artificial colouring to leave a stain on your tongue. And so, when I wa...