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Methyl Corylone

Methyl Corylone is a food additive with strong maple flavor.

Chemical Formula: C7H10O2
Other names: 3,4-Dimethyl-2-hydroxy-2-cyclopenten-1-one
Layman's explanation: Methyl Corylone produces a taste and fragrance similar to Cyclotene. It is naturally found in coffee, tobacco and tobacco substitute cigarettes. This substance has a maple and caramel taste and as a flavor additive, it is recommended for caramel, maple, coffee and raisin.
Keywords: Coffee, Food Additive, Maple

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