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is responsible for the biscuit or cracker-like flavor present in baked goods such as bread, popcorn, and tortilla products. The structurally related compound
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1790:Breadmaking
1688:Pre-slicing
1683:Pre-ferment
1605:Stand mixer
1590:Farinograph
1492:Ingredients
1474:Whole wheat
1469:White bread
1439:Salt-rising
1409:Brown bread
552:Food portal
481:melanoidins
452:ketosamines
395:Archaeology
367:dried fruit
269:baked goods
149:amino group
107:melanoidins
99:amino acids
1922:Categories
1764:Sandwiches
1729:Bread bowl
1631:techniques
1464:Unleavened
1449:Soda bread
1424:Multigrain
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671:6 November
592:References
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521:carcinogen
517:Acrylamide
474:hydrolytic
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450:, forming
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387:In making
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193:acrylamide
189:carcinogen
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382:pyrolysis
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1698:Steaming
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1274:Bibcode
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1298:S2CID
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820:(PDF)
281:dried
257:umami
170:→ RNH
1851:Buns
1717:Uses
1648:Biga
1600:Peel
1595:Lame
1570:Oven
1544:Salt
1539:Milk
1519:Eggs
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