Petroleum-derived synthetic oils, such as benzaldehyde and vanillin, are common in food flavorings like vanilla, almond, and lemon. Engineered to mimic specific flavors, they ensure consistency and are cost-effective. These compounds enable a wide range of flavors to meet consumer demand, given their versatility. (Lexica.art photo)
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