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Which substances are considered food additives?
Which substances are considered food additives?
- Only man-made versions
- Only synthetic substances
- Plants, animals, or minerals (correct)
- Only artificial substances
What are some examples of food additives?
What are some examples of food additives?
- Sweeteners, emulsifiers, preservatives
- Stabilizers, antioxidants, food colorings
- All of the above (correct)
- None of the above
Which type of food additive is benzoic acid (E210)?
Which type of food additive is benzoic acid (E210)?
- Natural
- Man-made version (correct)
- Artificial
- None of the above
What is the purpose of food preservatives?
What is the purpose of food preservatives?
Which food additive is used as a colorant and preservative in pickles in India?
Which food additive is used as a colorant and preservative in pickles in India?
Flashcards
What are food additives?
What are food additives?
Substances from plants, animals, or minerals added to food.
Purpose of food preservatives?
Purpose of food preservatives?
Used to maintain or improve food safety, freshness, taste, texture, or appearance.
Benzoic acid (E210) type?
Benzoic acid (E210) type?
A man-made version of a food additive.
Beetroot juice extract (E162) use?
Beetroot juice extract (E162) use?
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Study Notes
Food Additives
- Substances added to food to enhance its appearance, texture, flavor, or shelf life are considered food additives.
- Examples of food additives include:
- Preservatives
- Colorants
- Sweeteners
- Flavor enhancers
- Texture modifiers
- Acidity regulators
- Benzoic acid (E210) is a type of food preservative.
Purpose of Food Preservatives
- The purpose of food preservatives is to prevent the growth of microorganisms, thus increasing the shelf life of food.
Food Additives in Pickles
- Turmeric (Haldi) is a food additive used as a colorant and preservative in pickles in India.
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