Glycerol ester of wood rosin
Glycerol ester of wood rosin, glyceryl abietate, or Ester gum is a food additive used as an emulsifier and stabiliser, to keep oils in suspension in water.[1]
Glycerol ester of wood rosin serves as a natural alternative to brominated vegetable oil, particularly in citrus-flavored soft drinks.
It has E number E445. It is water-soluble and leaves the body through urine.
Products with glycerol ester of wood rosin
- soft drinks
- Aquarius (Blue berry)
- Blood Energy Potion
- Boca Lupo Energy Drink
- Brisk (Strawberry Melon)
- Cactus Cooler
- Canada Dry - Pineapple Flavor
- Explosade Isotonic drinks (Aldi)
- Eyeliner pencils
- Fanta Fruit Twist and Orange
- Faygo Moon Mist and Pineapple Orange
- Fresca Peach Citrus sparkling flavored soda
- Full Throttle citrus and guava rockstar energy drinks
- Gatorade [2]
- Glaceau Vitamin Water Zero [3]
- Hawaiian Punch Brand juices
- Henry Weinhard's Orange Cream Soda
- Jolt Energy Drink (Blue Bolt, Blue Zero Carb, Orange Burst)[4]
- lemonades (Country Time, Minute Maid, for example)
- Lucozade Raspberry
- Morrisons Isotonic Sports Drink (Citrus)
- Mountain Dew Typhoon and White Out
- Multi-V lemonade-flavored Glaceau Vitamin Water
- Nos Energy Drink [5]
- Pepsi Cream Soda
- Powerade (Blue)
- Quiet Storm and Amp Energy Lightning
- Rockstar Recovery
- Schweppes Bitter Lemon
- Snapple (Kiwi Strawberry)
- SoBe Nirvana
- SodaStream Orange flavored soda mix (concentrate) [6]
- Squirt and Ruby Red Squirt
- Summit Orange Plunge
- SunDrop
- Sunkist
- Turbo Tango
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