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1. • • Flavorists learn to intensify natural flavors and create artificial flavors, often to make processed food taste better.
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     What Does A Flavorist Do (including Their Typical Day at Work)

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   Can a flavorist make artificial flavorings?

   • The flavorist uses "natural" chemicals to make natural flavorings and "synthetic" chemicals to make artificial flavorings. The flavorist creating an artificial flavoring must use the same chemicals in his formulation as would be used to make a natural flavoring, however. Otherwise, the flavoring will not have the desired flavor.

   What is the difference between artificial and natural flavors?

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   Are natural and artificial flavors the same?

   • “Natural and artificial flavors are the exact same molecules,” says Pia Sorensen, PhD, who teaches a course at Harvard on the intersection of chemistry and cooking. “Nutritionally, there is no difference between them. Usually, what’s nutritional in the food is not the flavor molecule.”

   The Truth About Natural Flavors | Bon Appétit

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   Is there a science behind the flavorists?

   • But there is a precise science - and a delicate art - behind what you're tasting. Morley Safer reports on the multibillion dollar flavor industry, whose scientists create natural and artificial flavorings that make your mouth water and keep you coming back for more. The following is a script of "The Flavorists" which aired on Nov. 27, 2011.

   The Flavorists: Tweaking tastes and creating cravings

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   What are artificial flavors?

   • Artificial flavors are those that are made from components that do not meet this definition. The question at hand, however, appears to be less a matter of legal definition than the "real" or practical difference between these two types of flavorings.

   What is the difference between artificial and natural flavors?

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   Are artificial flavorings safe?

   • Yes. Artificial flavorings are simpler in composition and potentially safer because only safety-tested components are utilized. Another difference between natural and artificial flavorings is cost. The search for "natural" sources of chemicals often requires that a manufacturer go to great lengths to obtain a given chemical.

   What is the difference between artificial and natural flavors?

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   What is the difference between a flavorist and a natural flavorist?

   • (Nature has no restrictions on using toxic chemicals, whereas the flavorist does.) The flavorist then either chooses chemicals that are natural (isolated from nature as described above) or synthetic chemicals (made by people) to make the flavor.

   What is the difference between artificial and natural flavors?

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3. www.scientificamerican.com › article › what-is-theWhat is the difference between artificial and natural flavors?

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   Jul 29, 2002 · The flavorist creating an artificial flavoring must use the same chemicals in his formulation as would be used to make a natural flavoring, however. Otherwise, the flavoring will not...

4. www.bonappetit.com › story › truth-about-naturalThe Truth About Natural and Artificial Flavors - Bon Appétit

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   Mar 15, 2017 · The fact is, both natural and artificial flavors are often used to make processed foods enticing, even addictive. That’s where the Willy Wonkas—uh, flavorists—come in.

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6. www.owlguru.com › career › flavoristsWhat Does A Flavorist Do (including Their Typical Day at Work)

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   Nov 18, 2020 · However, working as a flavorist involves more than just tasting and experimenting. You need a strong understanding of the chemical composition of foods, plants, oils, and extracts. Flavorists learn to intensify natural flavors and create artificial flavors, often to make processed food taste better.

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7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › FlavoristFlavorist - Wikipedia

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   A flavorist (or flavourist[a]), also known as flavor chemist (or flavour chemist), is someone who uses chemistry to engineer artificial and natural flavors.

8. www.cbsnews.com › news › the-flavorists-tweakingThe Flavorists: Tweaking tastes and creating cravings

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   Nov 28, 2011 · Morley Safer reports on the multibillion dollar flavor industry, whose scientists create natural and artificial flavorings that make your mouth water and keep you coming back for more.

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9. cris.msu.edu › news › flavorsNatural & Artificial Flavors - Center for Research on ...

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   Dec 9, 2019 · Unless you have an allergy to a specific ingredient, natural and artificial flavors are safe for consumption at intended levels. As with all ingredients, sometimes researchers discover new information that changes the safety status of an ingredient. For example, in 2018, research showed if 6 specific synthetically-derived flavoring ingredients ...

10. www.bbc.com › future › articleA day in the life of a flavour inventor - BBC

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    Jun 3, 2021 · Artificial cherry flavours usually taste more like almond than the real thing (Credit: Getty Images) Just lately, however, she and her team have been working on citrus flavours – flamed orange ...