How to Win Big in the why is my frosting runny Industry
Because the frosting is a combination of eggs and sugar and is the result of a chemical reaction.
Egg yolks are the result of an egg white that has broken down and been converted to a liquid by a chemical reaction. Sugar is the result of a glucose molecule that has broken down to a liquid and is the liquid that’s being used to create frosting.
So the frosting is a result of a chemical reaction, but why is it runny? I think it’s because of the way the eggs are combined. The eggs are the liquid being used to create the frosting, but the egg white is the liquid where the sugar molecules came from. Since the sugar molecules were the liquid that the eggs were made from, it should have been liquid when the eggs were made.
Because the sugar molecules were the liquid that the eggs were made from, it should have been liquid when the eggs were made.
The amount of sugar in a typical egg is a few hundred milligrams. We’re talking about the same amount of sugar in each of four to six eggs. Each of those eggs would contain a few hundred milligrams of sugar. If the egg whites were the same sugar as the egg yolks, they would all be runny in the same way.
If there was a sugar syrup in the egg, it would be boiled. The egg whites would be runny in the same way. It should have been boiled. The sugar syrup should have been boiled, but the egg whites had not been boiled. This would have resulted in a much more raggedy, rippling, and rumbling egg whites.
My friend Ben, who is a graphic designer, has been making frosting since before I was born. He made me a set of frosting recipes back in the 90’s. Now as he prepares my frosting to be sold at my shop, he tells me that every single recipe he uses is wrong.
While most of Ben’s recipes are wrong, he’s been doing his best to correct them, so it seems we’re in the same boat. So basically, I’m a cook when I want to be a baker.
Ben has a good point. Our first frosting recipe was pretty bad. The original recipe that we followed had chocolate syrup, sugar, and milk. And because chocolate syrup was the “default” in baking recipes, it resulted in a raggedy mess of a frosting. Ben says that the recipe he used was actually the best he’s ever used.
I’m not sure if Ben was trying to be a really nice person or just really lazy. Either way, your first frosting recipe was pretty bad, so its hard to blame him. Ben says the recipe he used was the best hes ever used.
