Coronol is a flavoring agent found in coffee and tobacco.
Keyword:
Burnt sugar
Keyword:
Coffee
Keyword:
Food additive
IUPAC name:
3,5-Dimethyl-2-hydroxy-2-cyclopenten-1-one
Layman's explanation:
Coronol, similar to Cyclotene, is a white to light brown solid, which tastes like burnt sugar or toffee. It is only used for flavoring and is found naturally in coffee and tobacco smoke. Coronol can be used to make a wide variety of flavors including coffee, brown sugar, caramel, roasted meats (chicken, pork or beef), and licorice.
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