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titleOfInvention Western dessert manufacturing method
abstract (57) [Summary] [Purpose] A method of easily producing a Western-style dessert with a brown appearance that does not cause a foreign substance when eating, as well as passing through a spoon. provide. [Structure] A mixture of egg white and caramel pigment, or a mixture thereof containing a paste is used as a foam portion, and the mixture is filled in a container together with the main body of a Western-style dessert and heated.
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