Coriander Oil
Level 2 — Generally safeIn Winter's Dictionary
Coriander Oil is a flavoring — Volatile oil from dried ripe coriander fruit
What it does
Volatile oil from dried ripe coriander fruit
Where you'll see it
Raspberry, bitters, fruit, meat, spice, ginger ale, vanilla flavorings; beverages, baked goods (830 ppm), chewing gum, meats (1,300 ppm), liquors (1,000 ppm), condiments
What the research says
Can cause allergic reactions, particularly of the skin.
Benefits
Used as medication to break up intestinal gas.
Regulatory status
- US FDA: GRAS
- Notes: Also ASP
Sources
- A Consumer's Dictionary of Food Additives (Winter): Can cause allergic reactions, particularly of the skin