AA-10 is a blend of ascorbic acid (10%) and wheat starch. This product can be used in mills, bakeries and mix plants as a source of oxidation, in place of potassium bromate. Ascorbic acid addition rates in flour typically range from 25 to 75 ppm. The maximum level is 200 ppm, but levels in excess of that provide no additional benefit.
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