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Incense Materialses and times, such as frankincense, myrrh, agarwood, palo santo, copal, and many more. Their botanical sources are given, and their chemical composition and odor properties are discussed. The methods of producing incense preparations are also briefly summarized. Incense use may pose certain health r

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Mechanistic Pathways of Non-Enzymatic Flavor Formation amines. As model reactions have led to the elucidation of a?confusing diversity of compounds, special attention is given to the understanding of the basic reaction pathways explaining the evolution of the most abundant odorants predominately shaping the aroma profile of most foods.

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Fruitsattract insects, birds, reptiles, and mammals and hence to spread the seeds. Fruits can be dry such as the pod of a?pea, or fleshy such as a?peach. As humans, we enjoy fleshy fruits for their flavor and nutritional value. In this chapter, we will review the common volatiles that are produced by the

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Meat eating experience are likely to be enjoyable. Consequently, there is much interest from the food industry in understanding how to control and optimize meat aroma. The aroma profiles of cooked and cured meats are extremely complex, comprising several thousand volatile compounds, of which only a?few

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Aroma Encapsulation and Controlled Deliveryn found in nature and they vary widely in physical and chemical properties which makes their protection and delivery very problematic (evaporation and chemical reactivity). Thus, one attempts to design encapsulation systems that protect the key aroma compounds but yet deliver them when needed using

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