By Paula Figoni
Published 2003
The term invert syrup is sometimes used by bakers and pastry chefs to describe any liquid syrup, including glucose corn syrup, maple syrup, honey, and molasses. The term has a more specific meaning, however. It refers to a type of syrup that contains approximately equal amounts of fructose and glucose.
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