Esters and Lactones in Flavour Development

Esters and Lactones in Flavour Development

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@Christian-ve1wi
@Christian-ve1wi - 15.01.2025 01:33

Wow thank you, Darcy another awesome video 😊

Happy New Year

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@blmg1006
@blmg1006 - 15.01.2025 01:48

Thanks a lot sir!
Will you make video about Italian bitters such as Crodino , their flavor and composition !

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@MartinDoudoroffLLC
@MartinDoudoroffLLC - 15.01.2025 02:09

Fascinating!

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@gon7086
@gon7086 - 15.01.2025 02:17

I have a question that puzzles me about esters, I found a perfume store that sells them, is it the same for drinks? The CAS number is the same but it is safe to consume from this source?

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@MixingUpTiki
@MixingUpTiki - 15.01.2025 03:37

Would a solution of 75% water and 25% glycerin slow down the deterioration of the esters?

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@justindoherty359
@justindoherty359 - 15.01.2025 05:33

incredible, love learning the science behind the flavors, could you do more on the additives to 'ready-to-drink' drinks?

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@McRootbeer
@McRootbeer - 15.01.2025 06:58

Happy New Year, Darcy. Have you seen Kevin Kos's new video on Absinthe syrup. Would using wormwood oil Improve it? Maybe you could do a short on how you would do it?

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@keenantroll5151
@keenantroll5151 - 15.01.2025 10:26

great video! minor chem nitpick, esters have an R group (carbon based chain) connected to the single-bonded oxygen, the graphic shows a plain carboxylic acid. not that relevant to the point of the video, but chem folks cant help it

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