Mastic

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Published 1986

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MASTIC (sometimes wrongly called gum arabic, which is glue). The hard resin of the acacia tree is sometimes used as chewing gum with a little piece of ordinary wax to soften it. It must be pulverized before it is used to flavour puddings. Years ago it also sometimes went into stews.

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Flavourings, Condiments and Perfumes

Some Less Common Flavourings

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