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What are the macromolecules in chocolate chip cookies?
Here's a breakdown of the macromolecules found in chocolate chip cookies, along with their roles:
* Carbohydrates: These are the primary energy source in cookies.
* Flour: Provides structure and a chewy texture. Contains starch (a complex carbohydrate).
* Sugar: Adds sweetness and helps with browning. Includes simple sugars like sucrose and glucose.
* Lipids (Fats): Contribute to flavor, texture, and moisture.
* Butter: Provides richness and a buttery flavor, and helps with texture.
* Chocolate Chips: Rich in cocoa butter, adding flavor and melty goodness.
* Vegetable oil (if used): Adds moisture and helps with spreading.
* Proteins: Play a smaller role compared to carbohydrates and fats, but are still important.
* Flour: Contains a small amount of protein, which contributes to gluten development, influencing texture.
* Eggs: Act as a binder, adding structure and moisture. They also contribute to browning.
Let me know if you want more detail on any specific macromolecule or its role!
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