Citric Acid
Fox’s Spices Citric Acid 1kg is a simple but brilliant kitchen staple for anyone who likes flavours tasting bright and properly balanced. This fine powder gives a clean, sharp citrus tang and dissolves easily, so you can use it to bring lift to sweets, drinks and savoury cooking without adding extra liquid. It is especially handy when you want to sharpen up fruit flavours, take the edge off sweetness, or add a crisp sour note to homemade sherbet, fizzy sweets, cordials and cocktails. It is also widely used in preserving and baking, making it a useful cupboard ingredient if you are searching for citric acid powder for cooking, food grade citric acid, or citric acid for jam making and home baking.
Key Features:
- 100% food grade citric acid.
- Fine powder that is easy to measure and mix.
- Made by Fox’s Spices, a UK family run spice company.
- Great value bulk citric acid for regular home cooking and preserving.
- Size: 1kg
Recipe Inspiration:
- Tart raspberry lemonade concentrate by stirring a small pinch into raspberry syrup, then topping with sparkling water and plenty of ice.
- Tangy cherry sweets by mixing into a simple sugar glaze and tossing through jelly sweets or fruit gummies for that classic sour finish.
- Citrus sugar doughnuts by blending a pinch into caster sugar, then rolling warm doughnuts or churros for a fresher, sharper sweetness.
- Salt and vinegar style crispy potatoes by adding a tiny pinch to a vinegar and salt seasoning, then tossing through hot roasties or chips.
How does citric acid help jam and marmalade set?
Citric acid helps pectin work properly by increasing acidity, which supports a firmer gel and a cleaner fruit flavour, especially when you are working with sweeter, lower acid fruits.
Can citric acid stop sliced fruit from going brown?
Yes, a light citric acid solution can slow enzymic browning by lowering the surface pH, which makes it useful for keeping cut apples, pears and avocados looking fresher during prep.
What does citric acid do in quick home cheesemaking?
In heat and acid set cheeses, citric acid adjusts the acidity of milk so curds form more readily when warmed, which is why it appears in some paneer, ricotta and quick mozzarella style recipes.
Ingredients:
Food grade citric acid (anhydrous) fine granules.
Allergens highlighted in BOLD.
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Suitable for a Vegetarian diet |
Y |
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Suitable for a Vegan diet |
Y |
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Suitable for Sufferers of Lactose Intolerance |
Y |
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Approved for a Kosher diet |
Y |
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