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Eggs that go rotten

Boiling eggs to harden underneath the shell

Baking a cake

creating vanilla extract

popping popcorn

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Chemical reactions that cause odor change include oxidation, such as when fats or oils go rancid; hydrolysis, such as when proteins break down in spoiled food; and fermentation, which produces various odors in foods like sauerkraut and cheese. Additionally, Maillard reaction, responsible for browning in foods, can also produce distinctive odors.

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