Symcool Natural (FEMA# 3748, CAS# 61597-98-6/17162-29-7) can be used in mint and fruit flavors providing smooth cooling sensations in beverage applications. It works very well in iced tea with lemon-lime flavors by boosting the flavor and overall freshness. The suggested use level in food ranks from 1 ppm to 2000 ppm.
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