Sheherazade Goldsmith

The citric acid in lemon juice makes it perfect for bleaching, disinfecting and cutting through grease. And olive oil is a great alternative to furniture polish.

English Environmentalist

Nikki Reed

For the most part, I try to stay away from high fructose corn syrup and citric acid.

American Actress

Citric is used to describe natural properties in fruits, not synthetic ingredients or flavors.

Naturally Occurring

In cooking, citric typically refers to a fresh, tangy taste that enhances dishes.

Culinary Flavor

Despite association with sourness, citric elements can be sweet or add depth.

Not Always Sour

Citric is often an additive; understand its role in food preservation and taste enhancement.

Food Additive Role

Attention to food labels will reveal citric's widespread use in packaged products.

Label Reading

Apart from food, citric is in cleaning agents and cosmetics, showing its versatility.

Non-Culinary Usage

 Other antioxidants like citric acid and ascorbic acid help cut produce keep its color by thwarting the enzyme that causes browning. Some compounds like sulfites can multitask. They're both antimicrobials and antioxidants. Sulfites may cause allergy symptoms in some people,

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 and transforming it into a useful family of chemicals like oxalic acid or citric acid, the same one you use in orange juice. When that acid reacts with our cement, we can pack in as much as four times more carbon into the concrete, making it carbon negative.

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Citric

Naturally Occurring

Culinary Flavor

Not Always Sour

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