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Création Visuel pour le post :Haskap Flavor Chemistry Explained

Haskap Flavor Chemistry Explained

05 Oct 2026
A berry prized for jam in Hokkaido shares one of its key aroma molecules with eucalyptus. Haskap, the blue honeysuckle berry, is native to the cold regions of the Northern Hemisphere. It is emblematic of Hokkaido and also grows in ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Four ways bitterness masking works

Four ways bitterness masking works

02 Oct 2026
A lot of what is sold as bitterness masking does not block bitterness. It adds sweetness under a technical name. "Natural Flavor, bitterness masking." Next time that line shows up on a spec, taste the ingredient alone in plain water, ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Odor Thresholds Depend on the Test

Odor Thresholds Depend on the Test

29 Sep 2026
One off note, one Sauvignon blanc, two published detection thresholds: 17.4 and 210 parts per trillion (ng/L). The only thing that changed was the panel. The molecule is TCA, the compound behind cork taint. It shows that a published threshold ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Supporting A Gift for Teaching

Supporting A Gift for Teaching

25 Sep 2026
This week, Aromatech US made its biggest donation yet. We dropped off a full truck bed of office equipment at A Gift for Teaching: four laser printers, battery backup units, WiFi routers and extenders, a webcam, toner, a new phone ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Flavor Solvents and Carriers Explained

Flavor Solvents and Carriers Explained

24 Sep 2026
The biggest ingredient in a liquid flavor is often not flavor. It sits on one line of the spec sheet, and most people read right past it: "Solvent: propylene glycol." A solvent is the liquid the flavor compounds are dissolved ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Eugenol Overlap in Clove and Allspice

Eugenol Overlap in Clove and Allspice

22 Sep 2026
Clove and allspice are not two spices on your brief. Chemically they are mostly one compound, and nothing on the spec sheet will tell you that. They are separate botanicals with separate CAS numbers. On the formula they are two ...

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