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Angliholic Posted 14 years ago
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Food-flavoring/seasoning substance
Making matter worse, the artificial butter substitute that generally comes with microwavable popcorn contains a common food-flavoring substance ... Then pour the popcorn into a bowl and season with a small amount of real butter or olive oil and natural salt.
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Is "food-flavoring" in the above interchangeable with "food-seasoning," and "season" with "flavor?" Thanks.
HI
Is "food-flavoring" in the above interchangeable with "food-seasoning," and "season" with "flavor?" Thanks.
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A food-flavoring is likely an extract. The labels here would say either "natural flavoring" or "artificial flavoring". Vanilla/vanillin is a common food-flavoring (though not for popcorn).
- A food-flavoring is likely an extract.
- The labels here would say either "natural flavoring" or "artificial flavoring".
- Vanilla/vanillin is a common food-flavoring (though not for popcorn).
- Season could mean flavor, if you mean to add a small amount of it to the food.
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A food-flavoring is likely an extract. The labels here would say either "natural flavoring" or "artificial flavoring". Vanilla/vanillin is a common food-flavoring (though not for popcorn).
Season could mean flavor, if you mean to add a small amount of it to the food.
Season could mean flavor, if you mean to add a small amount of it to the food.
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