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Trending Additives — Most-Viewed E-Numbers & Food Additives | Goby AI

The most researched additives on Goby AI this week: E951 — Aspartame, E621 — Monosodium Glutamate (MSG), E415 — Xanthan Gum, E338 — Phosphoric Acid, E330 — Citric Acid.

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E951 — AspartameA low-calorie artificial sweetener used in diet products.3 views
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E621 — Monosodium Glutamate (MSG)A savory flavor enhancer that adds sodium and marks processed foods.3 views
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E415 — Xanthan GumA fermentation-derived thickener and stabilizer, safe in normal amounts.3 views
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E338 — Phosphoric AcidAn acid that gives colas their tang but may affect bone density in excess.

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E951 — AspartameA low-calorie artificial sweetener used in diet products.3 views
E621 — Monosodium Glutamate (MSG)A savory flavor enhancer that adds sodium and marks processed foods.3 views
E415 — Xanthan GumA fermentation-derived thickener and stabilizer, safe in normal amounts.3 views
E338 — Phosphoric AcidAn acid that gives colas their tang but may affect bone density in excess.3 views
E330 — Citric Acid

3 views

E330 — Citric AcidA natural acid for tartness and preservation.3 views

E322 — LecithinA natural emulsifier from soy or sunflower that keeps ingredients blended.3 views

E950 — Acesulfame Potassium (Ace-K)A calorie-free artificial sweetener often blended with aspartame or sucralose.2 views

E300 — Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)Vitamin C used as a beneficial antioxidant and preservative.2 views

E250 — Sodium NitriteA curing agent in processed meats linked to cancer risk.2 views

E200 — Sorbic AcidA widely used preservative that prevents mold and yeast growth.2 views

E150d — Caramel Color (Sulphite Ammonia)A dark caramel coloring used in colas that can contain the contaminant 4-MEI.2 views

E407 — CarrageenanA seaweed-derived thickener with debated effects on gut inflammation.1 view

E211 — Sodium BenzoateA common preservative that can form benzene when combined with vitamin C.1 view

E129 — Allura Red (Red 40)A petroleum-derived red dye linked to hyperactivity in some children.1 view

E110 — Sunset Yellow (Yellow 6)A synthetic orange-yellow dye flagged for possible behavioral effects.1 view

E102 — TartrazineA synthetic yellow azo dye associated with hyperactivity in sensitive children.1 view

E100 — Curcumin (Turmeric)A natural yellow color from turmeric with antioxidant properties.1 view

A natural acid for tartness and preservation.

3 views

E322 — LecithinA natural emulsifier from soy or sunflower that keeps ingredients blended.3 views

E950 — Acesulfame Potassium (Ace-K)A calorie-free artificial sweetener often blended with aspartame or sucralose.2 views

E300 — Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)Vitamin C used as a beneficial antioxidant and preservative.2 views

E250 — Sodium NitriteA curing agent in processed meats linked to cancer risk.2 views

E200 — Sorbic AcidA widely used preservative that prevents mold and yeast growth.2 views

E150d — Caramel Color (Sulphite Ammonia)A dark caramel coloring used in colas that can contain the contaminant 4-MEI.2 views

E407 — CarrageenanA seaweed-derived thickener with debated effects on gut inflammation.1 view

E211 — Sodium BenzoateA common preservative that can form benzene when combined with vitamin C.1 view

E129 — Allura Red (Red 40)A petroleum-derived red dye linked to hyperactivity in some children.1 view

E110 — Sunset Yellow (Yellow 6)A synthetic orange-yellow dye flagged for possible behavioral effects.1 view

E102 — TartrazineA synthetic yellow azo dye associated with hyperactivity in sensitive children.1 view

E100 — Curcumin (Turmeric)A natural yellow color from turmeric with antioxidant properties.1 view