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No definitively haram ingredients found. The following may be animal-derived or extracted with alcohol: flavouring. The following may be animal-derived: e471, e322. Assessed by keyword matching.
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Alcohol in food flavorings
Most flavorings used in the food industry are essences dissolved in alcohol. The majority of Islamic scholars hold that foods containing aroma extracted in alcohol are not halal.
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Last analyzed: June 18, 2026
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