What exaclty does it mean on the food labels when says artificial flavoring?
Artificial flavoring on food labels means that the flavoring substance has been created in a laboratory rather than being derived from natural sources.
* Natural flavors: These are derived from plants, animals, or microorganisms.
* Artificial flavors: These are created in a laboratory and do not exist in nature.
* Nature-identical flavors: These are created in a laboratory but are chemically identical to natural flavors.
Artificial flavors are used in food production for a variety of reasons, including:
* To enhance or improve the flavor of food.
* To create new and different flavors.
* To replace natural flavors that are expensive or difficult to obtain.
* To standardize the flavor of food.
Artificial flavors are generally safe to consume. However, some people may experience allergies or sensitivities to certain artificial flavors. If you have any concerns about artificial flavors, you can talk to your doctor.
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