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miraculin

miraculin The taste-modifying glycoprotein of the miracle berry .
This must be a true holiday treat: Eat miraculin for Christmas and everything sour will turn sweet! Reading Joseph Mallozzi’s blog post on his visit to Jeff Ramsey’s Tapas
Miracle Fruit Turn Sour Foods Sweet - Buy Trees, Seeds, BerryTablets
Among such taste proteins, there is one in particular â€" miraculin â€" which lacks taste completely when absorbed on its own but has the power of modifying a disagreeable taste
Pycnanthus angolensis nuts containing kombo butter for myristic oleate as an anti-inflammatory agent and Richardella dulcifica berries containing taste-masking agent, Miraculin.
Miraculin protein found in miracle fruit. Miraculin is a plant protein that has an unusual property of changing taste by switching sour into a sweet taste.
Freeze-dried extract of berries of miracle fruit ( Richardella dulcifica ) cultivated and processed in Ghana, West Africa. Extract contains active principle, Miraculin
There are many potential uses for miraculin, the active protein in miracle fruit. Learn about all of the uses for miraculin here.
Because miraculin is a protein, it cannot be cooked, as when heated, proteins denature and lose their activity. [3] And while Miraculin changes the perception of taste, it does not
After reading this great post on Miraculin (which makes anything acidic taste sweet), I decided to pick some up. Turns out it works better than advertised.

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