The word 'flavourings' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to substances added to food or drink in order to give them a particular taste or flavor. Example: The soup was filled with various flavourings, including herbs and spices, that made it burst with delicious flavors in every spoonful.
Ajinomoto, a firm founded in 1909 to make and sell MSG, is now a huge flavourings business.This week, a set of papers in Flavour, a scientific journal, outlines the frontiers of umami and kokumi research.
Old Tom is a slightly sweetened gin, and various fruit-flavoured gins are made by adding the appropriate flavourings to finished gin.
The acquittal is the first defeat for federal prosecutors in a crackdown on illegal share tips.Archer Daniels Midland, a giant in crop processing and trading, agreed to buy Wild Flavours, which is based in Switzerland and produces food flavourings.
But all you really need to know is that electronic cigarettes are used predominantly by smokers who want to cut down or quit, and that they are tobacco-free, containing only nicotine, flavourings and stage smoke.
This then forms the base of his korma sauce, with other spices and flavourings added.
Jaffna is known for food: it's the home of cheaper-than-chips (but much more delicious) kottu – chopped roti stir-fried with vegetables and a profusion of flavourings.
But he also proposes to adsorb chemicals such as spermicides, antiviral agents and even flavourings onto the graphene.
Others suggest that the flavourings sometimes added to the nicotine-bearing solution make e-cigarettes especially attractive to children a sort of nicotine equivalent of "alcopop" drinks.
As his chemists laboured to find the best emulsifiers and flavourings, the world's first non-dairy topping, Delsoy, was creeping from rival nozzles elsewhere in the state.
Health worries among popcorn factory workers using flavourings are being examined in several other states.In January, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) issued an alert to employers at popcorn factories and other food manufacturers after studies suggested that inhaling the high concentrations of some chemicals used in flavourings could be bad for human beings.
It made fruity "wines" out of ethanol and flavourings, packaging them in plastic bags inside cartons.
