Menthol glycoside, process for preparing the same and method for

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Fermentation processes – Of isolated carbohydrate

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195 31R, 424 49, 426534, 426538, 426650, 426658, C12D 1302, A23L 122, A23L 108, A61K 716

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ABSTRACT:
Water-soluble menthol glycosides are prepared by condensing menthol with a mono- or oligosaccharide, preferably a mono- or disaccharide, i.e., a sugar, or acyl derivative thereof, using a condensing agent or catalyst as needed. These glycosides are hydrolyzed by carbohydrase enzymes, as occur in the human mouth, or common acids, releasing menthol, and provide a more persistent flavor than menthol alone.

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