Artificial almond flavor is sometimes made of actual almonds. This is usually bitter almonds, which are not the ones that are normally eaten.
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Clear vanilla is made by combining propylene glycol or glycerin with artificial vanillin. Artificial vanillin simulates 1 flavor component out of over 250 different flavor components found in natural vanilla. It is a by-product of the wood industry or is produced from petrochemicals. Artificial... Yum!
Lemon juice made with artificial flavor is often used for consistency in taste and cost control, since natural lemons can vary in flavor. In dishwashing liquid, real lemons are used to enhance the cleaning properties and provide a fresh scent. The intended use and desired result guide the choice of using real or artificial lemon flavor in these products.
Artificial Butter Flavor has two primary components, diacetyl and acetoin. One form of artificial butter flavor is the chemical diacetyl, which is under suspicion of causing health issues if ingested in the lungs. This is a serious concern for workers in plants producing products using artificial butter flavor.
benzaldehyde Benzaldehyde is the primary flavor ingredient used in an artificial cherry flavor. It has nothing to do with butter flavor. As noted below, diacetyl is the most commonly used flavor ingredient in a butter flavor.
Sin sabor (without flavor) Sin sabor añado (without added flavor) Sin sabor artificial (without artificial flavor)
The most common form of artificial butter flavor is a chemical called diacetyl. It is not an animal product.
It was invented by a man named Phillip Rose, one of the early innovators in artificial flavoring.
Sugar, corn syrup, maltodextrin, dextrose, modified food starch (corn), partially hydrogenated soybean oil, water, citric acid, artificial flavor, and artificial colors.