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General appearance ............................... | ........ | .............................. | 40 |
Container | (5) | ||
Form | (10) | ||
Color | (10) | ||
Appearance | (10) | ||
Garnish | (5) | ||
Gelatin mixture ............................ | .......... | .................................... | 60 |
Density | (10) | ||
Flavor | (40) | ||
Imperceptibility of gelatin | (10) | ||
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