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Function of Additives
1. Control deterioration
2. Maintain or improve nutritional value
3. More appealing
4. Easier to prepare
Definition of Additive
a substance or a mixture of substances, other than a basic foodstuff, that is present in a food as a result of an aspect of production, processing, storage or packaging
Delaney Clause
no additives shown to cause cancer in humans or laboratory animals - regardless of dose - may be used in foods
Alternative Sweeteners
aspartame
saccharin
sugar alcohols
Anticaking Agents
calcium silicate
silicon dioxide
tricalcium phosphate
Antioxidants, natural
vit C
vit E
citric acid
Antioxidants, synthetic
BHA
BHT
TBHQ
Bleaching and Maturing Agents
chlorine dioxide
benzoyl peroxide
bromate
Bulking Agents
polydextrose
Buffers, Acids, Alkalis
citric acid
phosphoric acid
tartaric acid
vinegar
baking soda
sodium hydroxide
potassium hydroxide
Coloring Agents, natural
burnt sugar
chlorophyll
carotene
beets
annatto seed
Coloring Agents, synthetic
Red #40
Yellow #5
Blue #1
Curing and Fixing Agents
sodium nitrates
sodium nitrites
Emulsifiers
lecithin
monoglyceride
diglyceride
Enzymes, natural
bromelain
ficin
papin
Enzymes, synthetic
amylases
invertase
pectinase
protease
glucose oxidase
Fat Replacers
hydrocolloids
Olean
hemicelluloses
Flavoring Agents, natural
herbs
spices
essential oils
Flavoring Agents, synthetic
bezaldehyde
ethyl butyrate
methyl anthranilate
methyl salicylate
Flavor Enhancers
MSG
Irradiation
Irradiation
Humectants, Polyhydric Alcohols
glycerin
mannitol
sorbitol
propylene glycol
Leavening Agents
baking soda
yeast
pH control
acetic acid
citric acid
baking soda
Preservatives
sodium propionates
calcium propionates
potassium sorbate
Sequesterants
citric acid
malic acid
EDTA
polyphosphates
Stabilizers, Thickeners
dextrin
gum
pectin
starch
Surface Active Agents
wetting agents
emulsifiers
Functional Foods
any modified food or food ingredient that may provide a health benefit beyond the traditional nutrients it contains
Phytochemicals
substances found in edible fruits and vegetables that may be ingested by humans daily in gram quantities and that exhibit a potential for modulating human metabolism in a manner favorable for cancer prevention
Nutraceuticals
any substance that may be considered a food or part of a food that provides medical or health benefits, including the prevention or treatment of disease - isolated nutrients, dietary supplements, "designer foods", herbal products