# Strawberry Glycidate

Source: https://dupehacking.com/ingredients/strawberry-glycidate
CAS: 77-83-8



Ethyl Methyl Phenyl Glycidate or EMPG (often called Strawberry Aldehyde or Aldehyde C-16,) is not an aldehyde but rather a glycidic ester which smells of strawberry. It is one of the three most common fruit materials (the others being Undecalactone Gamma AKA Aldehyde C-14, Peach and Nonalactone Gamma AKA Aldehyde C-18, Coconut — also misnomers). While large amounts can be used, this material is very high impact and tiny amounts can be felt through the entire life of a fragrance. EMPG blends extremely well with the aliphatic aldehydes and is particularly nice as a nuancer to rose notes. Blends with ionones are classic. Use it with other fruity products such as Prunol SP or Persicol to create … — Fraterworks

## How the catalogue uses it
- Appears in 17 formulas.
- Dose: 0.14% to 20.00%, average 2.89%.
- Most at home in: Floral Fruity, Woody Spicy, Oriental.
- Usually weighed alongside: Ethyl Maltol, Linalool, Hedione HC, Beta Ionone, Iso E Super, Hedione.

## What can replace it
- Fraistone

## Citing this
Cite as: "Strawberry Glycidate — Dupe Hacking raw material profile", https://dupehacking.com/ingredients/strawberry-glycidate