| Cream of Tartar | American Tartaric | Cream of Tartar is a product from American Tartaric that has white crystals or powder derived from wine lees by extraction with water and crystallization. It contains a slightly acid taste and is most commonly used for baking powder, preparation of other...view more Cream of Tartar is a product from American Tartaric that has white crystals or powder derived from wine lees by extraction with water and crystallization. It contains a slightly acid taste and is most commonly used for baking powder, preparation of other tartrates and food additives. view less | |
| Cream of Tartar FCC (Potassium Bitartrate) | American International Chemical (AIC) | Cream of Tartar FCC (Potassium Bitartrate) is a white powder with a pleasant acid taste. It is most commonly used in baking powders, medicines, preparations of other tartrates, food additives and buffers. | |
| Cream Of Tartar (Potassium Bitartrate) | H & A Canada | Cream Of Tartar (Potassium Bitartrate) is a white crystalline powder with nice acidic taste, odorless. Applications: cream of tartar is used in various food and non-food applications. Typical food applications include stabilizing egg whites while increasi...view more Cream Of Tartar (Potassium Bitartrate) is a white crystalline powder with nice acidic taste, odorless. Applications: cream of tartar is used in various food and non-food applications. Typical food applications include stabilizing egg whites while increasing their heat tolerance and volume; preventing the crystallization in sugar syrups; reducing discoloration of cooked vegetables and it is frequently mixed with baking soda (which needs an acid ingredient to activate it) to form baking powder. view less | |
| Cream of Tartar USP FCC | American International Chemical (AIC) | Cream of Tartar USP FCC is a colorless or slightly opaque crystal or a white crystalline powder, having a pleasant acid taste. It is most commonly used in baking powders, medicines, preparations of other tartrates, food additives, acidifiers and buffers. | |
| DL-Tartaric Acid Anhydrous (Food Grade) | H & A Canada | DL-Tartaric Acid Anhydrous (Food Grade) is a white, odorless, white powder or colorless crystal, with an acidic taste. It is compound of equal quantity of dextro-and levo rotarory tartaric acid. It's solubility (g/100g) in water is 20.60, in ether is abou...view more DL-Tartaric Acid Anhydrous (Food Grade) is a white, odorless, white powder or colorless crystal, with an acidic taste. It is compound of equal quantity of dextro-and levo rotarory tartaric acid. It's solubility (g/100g) in water is 20.60, in ether is about 1% and in ethanol (25°c) is 5.01. It's acidity is 1.3 times stronger than citric acid and stable in air. Functional use: acid, sequestrant. Mainly used to manufacture tartaric acid salts, used as acidifying agent of drinks, candies, jams and other types of food. view less | |
| Potassium Bitartrate | Graham Chemical Corporation | Potassium Bitartrate is a white crystals or powder, soluble in boiling water, also known as cream of tartar. | |
| Sodium Tartrate | Shanghai Yancui Import and Export Corporation | Sodium Tartrate is a sequestrant and stabilizer that is the disodium salt of L(+)-tartaric acid. This product is often used in meat products and sausage casings. |
