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Flavor Graph Explorer

An ingredient sits at the centre; the molecules it shares with its nearest neighbours bridge out to them. Filter the molecules by attribute, click an ingredient to re-centre, or ask the graph a question in plain English.

No molecules match the current filters.
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Decide what the picture means before you read it.

Filters
Aroma family
ingredient / hub neighbour tastant / non-volatile key odorant
Most connected molecules

Across the whole graph, not this scene — the molecules whose importance exceeds their reputation because they turn up nearly everywhere.

Ask the graph
Claude, using typed tools over the graph — no invented edges.
↳ What bridges strawberry and basil? ↳ What do lemon, lime, and orange have in common? ↳ How is coffee connected to strawberry?

Scroll to zoom, drag the background to pan (or use the ± buttons); drag a molecule to move it, hover any dot for its name.
Volatile / "aroma-active" here means the molecule carries an aroma-category label — a proxy for "would you smell it", not a measured vapour pressure. Thresholds are clean-water values. All counts come from the live engine graph.