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Post by jtc on Nov 2, 2017 17:54:29 GMT
Bit of a run down from the web: Malic acid occurs naturally in fruits such as apples and berries. It's also the second major acid in citrus fruits, following citric acid. Malic acid used in foods most often is created via hydration of maleic acid and fumaric acid. Malic acid is considered 78 to 83 percent as tart as citric acid (when pure). Acids, effect on flavor: Citric Acid: bright, refreshing Acetic Acid: pungent, vinegar Fumaric Acid: clean, dry Malic Acid: mellow, smooth Tartaric Acid: brusque, dry Some say that Citrus can mute flavours, and apparently it needs to be used in very tiny amounts if not diluted (I've seen 1 drop for 10ml of juice). Aha Thanks for the education people 👍😘
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Post by jtc on Nov 3, 2017 9:39:06 GMT
I'll change the sour to citric cheers. I think we have a good starting point for this recipe now 😊🤗👍
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