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        60.  Stuffed animals, or plushies, are popular toys made   61.  Molecular gastronomy is a subdiscipline of food
            from various materials, including fabric, stuffing,   science that explores the physical and chemical
            and plastic or wooden details. ---- A pattern is then   transformations of ingredients during cooking.
            created based on the design, which is used to cut   ---- This approach has led to innovative culinary
            the fabric pieces that will be used to make the toy.   techniques and a better understanding of the science
            These are sewn together, either by hand or with a   behind flavour, texture, and presentation. Moreover,
            machine. After assembling the toy, stuffing is added   molecular gastronomy has challenged traditional
            to make it fluffy. Finally, plastic or wooden features   cooking methods and inspired chefs to think outside
            like eyes and noses are attached. This process    the box when creating new dishes.
            turns simple materials into charming, huggable
            companions.                                        A)  The term ‘molecular gastronomy’ was coined by
                                                                 physicist Nicholas Kurti and chemist Hervé This in
            A)  Teddy Bears are cherished plush toys that come   the late 20  century.
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               in different shapes and sizes, known for their fluffy,
               cute designs.                                   B)  Chefs and scientists collaborate to deconstruct
                                                                 traditional dishes and create new culinary
            B)  These toys are designed for easy grip by children   experiences using scientific principles.
               and are soft enough to be held.
                                                               C)  Molecular gastronomy has been criticised for
            C)  Quality control checks ensure each toy meets     prioritising innovation over taste and for being
               safety standards before packaging.                inaccessible to home cooks.
            D)  Many people collect them as a hobby or for     D)  Techniques like spherification, emulsification, and
               sentimental reasons, making them a beloved staple   sous-vide cooking are examples of molecular
               in the toy industry.                              gastronomy in action.

            E)  Their creation starts with designing the toy, often   E)  The field has aided the development of new food
               with sketches or digital renderings.              additives, stabilisers, and flavour enhancers used in
                                                                 the food industry.










































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