Cakes that contain milk also tend to have a longer shelf life. Salt is usually only added in very small amounts to baked products, but it has a noticeable effect on the flavour of baked products. It not only provides its own flavour but brings out the natural flavour of other ingredients. In bread doughs, salt strengthens gluten and improves the consistency of the dough.
Save this Post. 1. Re: what is the legal drinking age in France/Paris. 09 January 2013, 01:35. The drinking age is 18. But be aware that it is highly offensive to be seen drunk in public. Unlike Australia, France has no tradition of drinking for the sake of getting drunk.
Scotland is part of the United Kingdon, which the age is 18, although there are some exceptions: Persons aged 16 and over can have a meal with beer, cider or wine in a restaurant or in a pub with an area specifically set aside for meals, providing it is eaten with a person aged over 18 present. Liqueur confectionery sale and consumption age is 16. Otherwise the minimum purchase and drinking age in relevant premises is 18. [2] Many pubs, clubs and shops now require persons to look 21 or they must present I.D. to prove they are 18. Children may drink in private in a family home from the age of 5.