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I'm not sure what the measurements are in grams, but I use twp cups of sugar
to every one cup of water & boil for 10 minutes. "William Frazier" > wrote in message ... > > Kent McLellan wrote "Does anybody use sulfite in their simple syrup used for > sweetening wine?" > > Kent - If you mean true Simple Syrup (speaking pharmaceutically) which is > 850 grams sugar in enough water to make 1000 ml, you don't need any > preservative. The osmotic pressure is so high in this solution that > organisms can't grow. I make up syrup less concentrated than real Simple > Syrup and still notice no growth for months. Store in the frig. for added > protection. > > Bill Frazier > Olathe, Kansas > > |
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