Anti-Oxidants
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These are used to retard the oxidation process in foods. This prevents or limits oxidation and rancidity in foods containing fats and oils, and the browning process in fruit products. Anti-oxidants help retain food's attractiveness and stabilises the flavour for longer periods.

If you have had the appropriate tests for allergies or reactions to food additives you can find the corresponding numbers that are shown on the packaging to the names of the additives you have a problem with.

Also if you have been asked by your doctor to keep a diary of the foods you eat to find the cause to an allergic reaction you may refer to this chart for the names of the additives.

Or if you just simply wish to be aware of what you are eating you can refer to this chart.

 

300

Ascorbic acid

301

Sodium ascorbate

302

Calcium ascorbate

303

Potassium ascorbate

304

Ascorbyl palmitate

306

Tocopherols

307

dl-a-Trocopherol

308

g- Trocopherols

309

d- Trocopherol

310

Propyl gallate

311

Octyl gallate

312

Dodecyl gallate

317

Erythorbic acid

318

Sodium erythorbate

319

Tert-Butylhydroquinone

320

Butylated hydroxyanisole

321

Butylated hydroxytoluene

322

Lecithins

   

 

 

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