Across
- 7. Produced by combining an organic acid and an alcohol
- 8. Substances that must be used within set guidelines
- 9. Salts containing sulfur
- 10. Chemicals that would speed the aging process and whiten flour
- 12. Zone between the concentration in which an additive is normally used and the level at which a hazard exists
- 13. Substances added to food to prevent or slow spoilage and maintain natural colors and flavors
- 16. They are used to keep powdered and crystalline ingredients from caking or forming lumps
Down
- 1. Used to give foods specific characteristics or resistance to spoilage
- 2. Additives that get into food unintentionally
- 3. Substance added to a food to cause a desired positive change in the product's characteristics
- 4. An additive that alters or stabilizes the pH of a mixture
- 5. Component parts of food products that are generally recognized as safe
- 6. It bars the approval of any food additive found to cause cancer in humans or animals
- 11. Preservatives that prevent growth of microbes in food
- 14. Additives used to help products retain moisture
- 15. Foods on this list need to still be tested, but manufacturers could legally continue using these additives until testing proved them to be hazardous
