Tamarind’s printed non-acidic description is not accepted as verified chemistry. Botanical origins, health benefits and product specifications need independent corroboration when used.
Full supplied 227-page ebook read and visually inspected. PDF position, not printed-page number; primary for stated recipes/practices, not all background claims.
The glossary distinguishes fresh herbs, spices, syrups, liqueurs, juice and concentrates; substitutions can require a change in sweetness, acidity or aromatic intensity.
PDF 49
PDF 39
Ingredient form and substitution
Paraphrase and locator checked against supplied text and page images. Verified means faithful source capture, not endorsement of disputed units or factual claims.
No access / Whiskey Excerpts Database (USWA)
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Evidence
The glossary distinguishes fresh herbs, spices, syrups, liqueurs, juice and concentrates; substitutions can require a change in sweetness, acidity or aromatic intensity.
Location and context
No access, PDF 39–49; Ingredient form and substitution. Supplied reflowed ebook; PDF positions are not print-page numbers.
Annotation
Tamarind’s printed non-acidic description is not accepted as verified chemistry. Botanical origins, health benefits and product specifications need independent corroboration when used.
Full synthesis Asian Cocktails — full-source synthesis and recipe locator index. Citation
Jennings and LeBlond 2009 — Ingredient form and substitution.