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Chemistry, 06.02.2021 03:10 myronpacis1128

When making caramel, cookbooks will advise that the darker the caramel (i. e. the more brown the color) the less sweet the caramel will be. Dark caramel is more
complex and bitter. How does the chemistry of caramelization explain why dark
caramel has less sugar in it?
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