Artificial flavor An artificial flavor is any substance used to impart flavor that is not derived from a natural substance.

Artificial flavor An artificial flavor is any substance used to impart flavor that is not derived from a natural substance.

Artificial Flavor: A man made substance which can come from different sources and is only added to provide a consistent flavor to food, which would be otherwise difficult to maintain if it were natural.

Applewood is not smoked, but is instead treated with an artificial smoke flavouring.

For example, strawberry artificial flavor can contain nearly 50 chemical ingredients.

For example, strawberry artificial flavor may contain around 50 chemical compounds.

They contain no preservatives, artificial flavours or unhealthy additives unlike other syrups.

These foods not make use of monosodium glutamate and artificial sweeteners.

Without gluten, colouring, artificial flavouring or preservatives, our plantain chips are nutritious and delicious.

Why do banana-flavoured sweets taste differently from real bananas?

They contain no preservatives, artificial flavours or unhealthy additives unlike other syrups.

VI Ever wondered why the artificial banana flavor in banana flavored products does not taste like the actual fruit?

Why doesn't artificial banana flavoring taste anything like real banana?

For example, in our chocolates we use real bourbon vanilla rather than cheap artificial vanillin.

The FDA labeling requirements for flavors allow them to be listed generally as “spice,” “natural flavor,” or “artificial flavor” (or a combination of those).