Can milk be heated after adding sugar?
23 years old
2018-06-08
Can milk be heated after sugar is added? Will it destroy nutrition?
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BY Mamie Doris 2018-06-08The temperature cannot be too high. Add sugar and milk together to heat, so that the lysine in milk will react with sugar at high temperature (80 ℃ ~ 100 ℃), generating harmful substances glycosyl lysine. Not only will this substance not be absorbed by the body, it will also be harmful to health. Therefore, the boiled milk should be dried to warm (40 ℃ ~ 50 ℃), and then put the sugar into the milk to dissolve.6
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