Cinnamaldehyde
Description
Cinnamaldehyde is a yellowish Volatile Oil with a strong Cinnamon odor also manufactured synthetically. Chemically, Cinnamaldehyde is an Aldehyde.
Commercial Usage of Cinnamaldehyde
Food Processing Methods
Synthetic Cinnamaldehyde is commonly used commercially as a Food Additive - as a Flavor Enhancer and scent enhancer.
Cinnamaldehyde is often used in the perfume industry and as a flavor for Mouthwashes and Toothpaste (Cinnamaldehyde suppresses the growth of some types of Detrimental Bacteria in the Mouth when used as a constituent of Mouthwashes/Toothpaste).
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