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Ac'cent makes food flavors sing

  • 1948 – 1954

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Advertising brochure for Ac'cent, a pure mono sodium glutamate (MSG) food additive product manufactured by the Amino Products Division of the International Minerals & Chemical Corporation.

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  • Box 24, Folder 27

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International Minerals and Chemical Corporation. “Ac'Cent Makes Food Flavors Sing,” 1948–1954. Papers of Walter O. Snelling, Box 24, Folder 27. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/5d86p123m.

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