MarkHastings
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I've always been amazed at how they can artificially create a flavor. Whether it be in the form of candy, soda, or other food item, I've always wondered how they figure out this stuff.
The other thing that intrigues me is all these new Candle scents. Some are pretty nasty, but some actually smell EXACTLY like the real thing. I have a Christmas Cookie candle and when I light it, it smells like I'm baking a cake
I also have a citrus candle that smells like red grapefruit.
I once knew a kid who's dad used to invent flavors. He said his father helped invent some new blueberry flavor.
How do they do it? Anyone else fascinated at how they just combine chemicals together and create these flavors and scents?
The other thing that intrigues me is all these new Candle scents. Some are pretty nasty, but some actually smell EXACTLY like the real thing. I have a Christmas Cookie candle and when I light it, it smells like I'm baking a cake
I once knew a kid who's dad used to invent flavors. He said his father helped invent some new blueberry flavor.
How do they do it? Anyone else fascinated at how they just combine chemicals together and create these flavors and scents?