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The presence of antioxidants in spices, specifically Rosemary and sage, is well known. However, the extracts of such spices usually have a strong odor and bitter taste and therefore cannot be used in most food products. This paper reports a patented process for the extraction of Rosemary and sage followed by a vacuum steam distillation of the extract in an edible oil or fat to obtain a bland natural antioxidant. Fractionation and characterization of the active antioxidant ingredient in the extract of Rosemary and sage is also reported.
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