Which is it, CARAMEL or CARMEL?

Answer 1

Which ever satisfies your sweet-tooth

Answer 2

Caramel

Answer 3

Caramel if you're talking about the sweet. Carmel probably means something too but it may just be the way it sounds when an American says caramel.

Answer 4

Caramel.

Answer 5

Caramel (IPA: ['kærəˌmɛl], also ['kɑrˌməl] in some U.S. regions) is a food which has a colour from orange to dark brown and a sweet toasted flavour, derived from the caramelization of sugar. Caramel is used to flavour candy, as well as soft drinks such as Coca-Cola. It is also commonly used as a food colouring (with the E number E150).

Caramel can be made from sugar by heating it slowly to around 170°C/340°F. (The particular temperature depends on the sugar. See caramelization). As the sugar melts and approaches this temperature, the molecules break down into other volatile compounds that give it the characteristic caramel colour and flavours. There are also many other ways of making caramel.

Various candies, confections, and desserts are made with caramel: caramel apples, barley sugar, caramel with nuts (such as praline, nougat, or brittle), and caramel with custard (such as crème caramel or crème brûlée).





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The word caramel also describes a soft, chewy, caramel-flavored candy made by boiling milk, sugar, butter, oil, syrup, vanilla essence, water, and glucose gum together. Milk is a vital ingredient in caramel candies, giving them a creamy, collapsible texture. The colour and flavour of caramel candy are due not to caramelization, but to the Stecker degradation or the Maillard reaction, which occurs between an amino acid and a reducing sugar.

Answer 6

CARAMEL or CARMEL both past Check Spelling

Answer 7

It's Carmel, California

and caramel ...ca-ra-mel... for the yummy-tasting stuff.

Answer 8

caramel but I say carmel

Answer 9

Caramel may refer to:

Caramel, a sweet food
Caramel (band), a rock band from Canada


Carmel may refer to:

Geography
Barri del Carmel, district in the city of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Carmel, Indiana, city in Hamilton County, Indiana, United States
Carmel, New York, town located in Putnam County, New York, USA
Carmel, Western Australia, suburb of Perth, Western Australia
Carmel Hamlet, New York, hamlet located in the Town of Carmel in Putnam County, New York
Carmel Highlands, California, small, unincorporated town located in Monterey County, California
Carmel Valley, a geographic region and American Viticultural Area in California
Carmel Valley Village, California, another small, unincorporated town located in Monterey County, California
Carmel Valley, San Diego, California, one of the newer villages of the City of San Diego, California
Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, small town endowed with a rich artistic history
Mount Carmel, coastal mountain range in Israel overlooking the Mediterranean Sea
several places in Wales:
Carmel, Anglesey
Carmel, Carmarthenshire
Carmel, Flintshire
Carmel, Gwynedd
Carmel, Powys
People
John Carmel Heenan (1905‑1975), priest in the Roman Catholic church in the United Kingdom
Roger C. Carmel (1932-1986), American character actor
Carmel, female singer of the eponymous British band Carmel
Other
Carmel automobile, fiberglass-shelled cars that were made popular in Israel during the 1960s and 70s mainly because government agencies were forced to buy them
Carmel College, Jewish co-educational boarding school situated in Wallingford, Oxfordshire between 1948 and 1997
Carmel daisy, flowering plant of the family Dipsacales
Caramel, a food which has an orange-brown colour and a sweet toasted flavour, some people incorrectly refer to this as carmel
Carmel Israeli wines, a well known wine company in Israel, famous for award winning kosher wines that are as good as many fine european wines.

Answer 10

It is most definitely Carmel.

Answer 11

Well it's spelled C-A-R-A-M-E-L. But I say carmel. It's okay, don't get your nickers in a twist(LOL)!!!! It doesn't really matter which way U say everyone should know what your talkin' about.