Flavour Enhancer 635 and Vegetarian

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The flavour enhancer E635 is a combination of E627 (disodium guanylate) and E631 (disodium inosinate) and is in Fantastic Noodles (Chicken).

If I am correct, the flavour enhancer 627 is isolated from sardines and/or yeast extract and 631 can be prepared from meat extract and/or dried sardines. If 635 is made out of 627 and 631, is it considered vegetarian as 627 and 631 contain sardines and/or meat extract?

If not, does this make the noodles non-vegetarian?



Best Answer

E627 can be produced from seaweed, and 631 may be produced from tapioca starch.

Thus, both may be properly vegan. Or not. What does it make the food? With all honesty, it makes food don't know category. You can't assert it's vegan, and you can't be sure it isn't. If you are going to feed your vegan friends, buy ingredients with guaranteed vegan origin. If you don't know, be sensible to inform your friends you don't know.

If you are vegan yourself, only you can tell if you are willing to risk eating non-vegan ingredients when source wasn't stated explicitly.




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Quick Answer about "Flavour Enhancer 635 and Vegetarian"

Flavor Enhancer 635 is a white powdered gluten-free food additive that can be made out of vegetarian and animal sources.

What Flavour enhancers are vegetarian?

FlavourCodeNameVeganE624Ammonium glutamateYesE625Magnesium glutamateYesE626Guanylic acidNoE627Sodium guanylateNo29 more rows

What is enhancer 635 made of?

Flavour Enhancer (INS 635) is a food additive that is widely used in food industries to enhance the flavour of foods. It consists of white or off-white crystals or powder and is produced by adding the sodium salts of guanylic acid (E626) and inosinic acid (E630).

What is E635 flavour enhancer?

Disodium 5'-ribonucleotides, E number E635, is a flavor enhancer which is synergistic with glutamates in creating the taste of umami.

Is 635 ins Halal?

Sodium5-Ribonucleotide [E635] In Europe if Torula yeast grown on sugar cane and Sodium5-Ribonucleotide is obtained from it then it is Halal otherwise it is not Halal.



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Answer 2

In addition to the production method you describe, there are biotechnical ways to manufacture these, some of them vegetarian/vegan, some not.

If they are made by the described method from fish, they are definitely unsuitable to be called a vegetarian food, and the same applies to any food these have been intentionally added to.

If made from fish only, they and the food containing them could still perfectly be called a pescetarian food.

If the food isn't labelled as suitable/unsuitable for vegetarians, only the manufacturer can tell you who makes the additives they use, and how they are made. Unless somebody asked them already and put the answer online. Some manufacturers will refuse to disclose what they source, OR will refer you to the manufacturer of their additives, OR will tell you they are using product XY now but will not guarantee that they will not use another product manufactured in a different way in the future.

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