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Fitz

on July 27, 2010

Interesting fact: The term "pure chemistry" is commonly applied to food products made exclusively - or predominantly - of non-organic substances. Sodas are a typical example, as they contain nothing mora than water, carbon dioxide, aspartam, citric acid and artificial colorants and aromas. Another example is vanillin and its stronger version, ethylvanillin - artificial aromas imitating vanilla.