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Glycine is the simplest amino acid, which the body makes itself and which tastes slightly sweet. It is added as a flavour enhancer to some drinks, sauces and flavoured products.
Where you find it: sauces, drinks, supplements
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E640FineGroup: Flavour enhancers
Glycine is the simplest amino acid, which the body makes itself and which tastes slightly sweet. It is added as a flavour enhancer to some drinks, sauces and flavoured products.
Where you find it: sauces, drinks, supplements
No need to avoid it.
E640 covers glycine and its sodium salt; a non-essential amino acid that is a normal component of proteins, especially collagen. In food it acts as a flavour enhancer and buffer; intake from the additive is small compared with that from ordinary diet.
E620Glutamic acidE621Monosodium glutamate (MSG)E622Monopotassium glutamateE627Disodium guanylateE631Disodium inosinateE635Disodium 5'-ribonucleotidesThis information is educational and based on EFSA assessments and available studies; it does not replace medical advice. With allergies, intolerances or illness, follow your doctor’s advice.
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