Vegetarian
Usage Tips
- Added Flavour (Artificial Flavouring Substances - Vanilla) can be used to flavour baked goods like cookies, cakes, brownies and cupcakes.
- It can also be used to flavour beverages, custards and ice creams.
Common names and forms
- Added Flavour (Artificial Vanilla)
- Added Vanilla Flavors
- Artificial & Identical Flavour (Vanilla)
- Artificial and Nature identical Flavouring Substances (Vanilla)
- Artificial Flavour (Vanilla)
- Artificial Flavouring Substances - Vanilla
- Artificial Identical Flavouring (Vanilla)
- Artificial Vanilla
- Artificial Vanilla Flavouring Substances
- Flavourings (Vanilla)
- Natural Vanilla Flavour
- Nature Identical & Artificial Flavouring Substances (Vanilla)
- Nature Identical and Artificial Flavouring Substances -Vanilla Flavour
- Nature Identical and Artificial Vanilla Flavour
- Nature Identical Flavouring Substance (Vanilla)
- Nature Identical Flavouring Substance (Vanilla)
- Permitted Artificial Flavour (Vanilla)
- Permitted Flavouring - Vanilla Flavour
- Permitted Flavours (Vanilla)
- Vanila essence
- Vanilla Essence
- Vanilla flavour
- Vanilla No. 1 Flavor
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Description
Added Flavour (Artificial Flavouring Substances - Vanilla) is made from artificially-derived vanillin. It is obtained by chemical synthesis or chemical modification of natural vanilla pods which are not actually present in it.