Dulce de Leche
Slow-cooked caramelized milk spread used in desserts, on toast, and as a filling for alfajores.
Why It Works
Baking soda raises the pH, accelerating the Maillard reaction between lactose and milk proteins; hours of gentle cooking drive off water and concentrate caramel flavors.
Key Ingredients
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