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Création Visuel pour le post :Alyssa James on the Shift in Flavor Trends

Alyssa James on the Shift in Flavor Trends

02 Dec 2025
“Tell them what the flavor does. That’s what sells it.” That was one of the first things Alyssa James said when we asked her how she gets customers excited.   Here’s more of what came straight from her: “Back in ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Sugar-free candy is often misunderstood.

Sugar-free candy is often misunderstood.

02 Dec 2025
Most people think it’s as simple as “just remove the sugar.” But sugar does more than sweeten — it shapes flavor, color, and texture. Take it out, and everything shifts. And yes — we face real challenges in taste, flavor ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Giving Back This Thanksgiving

Giving Back This Thanksgiving

26 Nov 2025
💚 Third time’s a charm, right in time for Thanksgiving An old desktop. A school bag. A few office items we thought were finished. This week, our US team brought them to A Gift for Teaching. Turns out, they weren’t done ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :The Highlight of Our Thanksgiving Lunch

The Highlight of Our Thanksgiving Lunch

25 Nov 2025
We didn’t plan to slow down. We rarely do. But this week, when we sat for our Thanksgiving lunch, the dynamic changed. People talked, passed plates, and for a moment the pace of the year eased up. These shared breaks ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :The Chemistry of a Croissant in Paris

The Chemistry of a Croissant in Paris

25 Nov 2025
On a recent trip to Paris, biting into this flaky pastry, I realized what we often don't talk about in R&D: the 'wow' factor doesn't always mean massive innovation; it also means keeping three critical, volatile flavor molecules alive across ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Carbonara Flavor: The Elegant Chemistry of Bacon, Butter, and Savory Depth

Carbonara Flavor: The Elegant Chemistry of Bacon, Butter, and Savory Depth

24 Nov 2025
Carbonara isn’t supposed to work as a flavor. Too much fat and it gets heavy. Too much cheese and it goes waxy. Push the bacon and everything turns smoky-salty chaos. But when you break it down molecule by molecule, Carbonara ...

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