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3 years ago

Glace has a ______ consistency. A. creamy B. jelly-like C. watery D. thick

2 answers:

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Glace has a glossy surface, and when frozen, appears like hard gelatin. I would have to say it is D. Thick.

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ivolga24 [154]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. thick

Explanation:

Glace is a liquid that is like a syrup and it is used to provide flavor to sauces and soups. It is made by reducing the stock until it has the appearance of a syrup that has a thick consistency. According to that, the answer is that Glace has a thick consistency.

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