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How are marshmallows really made, and what exactly do they contain? Is there any difference between the ones you make at home and the Peeps you can't resist buying at the store? Join us as we explore how marshmallows are truly made. Americans love marshmallows. The National Confectioners Association says that about 45,000 tons of marshmallows are sold each year—equivalent to the weight of 1,286 gray whales. But what exactly do these sugary treats contain? According to the American Chemical Society, the ingredients in most marshmallows are pretty much what you'd expect. They contain sugar, corn syrup, modified corn starch, and gelatin. And air is so important to the process that it's also an ingredient in achieving their characteristic texture. Some marshmallows may have added coloring or flavoring, but for the most part, the ingredients are quite simple. The Ingredients | 0:00 Why Gelatin? | 1:02 Mixing and Whisking | 1:55 The Extrusion Process | 2:44 Store-Bought or Homemade? | 3:45 Change Is Good | 4:50 Marshmallow Cream | 5:47 Read the Full Article (in English): https://www.mashed.com/196091/this-is...