What does high-fructose corn syrup look like?!


Question:

What does high-fructose corn syrup look like?

Does it look like plain corn syrup?
Please don't say "uh...i don't know."
Thank you for answering.


Answers:

Pretty much so. There are different HFCSs. They primarily differ in viscosity. The higher sugar content syrups (say 80% solids or "brix") are very viscous at room temperature and may appear a bit more yellow or tan due to the amount of solids in the syrup.


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