UL Prospector
Prospector

成功!

成功保存搜索结果
2 条结果
Malic acid I.H.C. Chempharm Malic acid is a dicarboxylic acid found in many sour or tart-tasting foods. When eaten, it produces a mellow and persistent sour taste. The most common source of this compound is unripe fruit. This acid is also produced within the human body as a part of ...展开 Malic acid is a dicarboxylic acid found in many sour or tart-tasting foods. When eaten, it produces a mellow and persistent sour taste. The most common source of this compound is unripe fruit. This acid is also produced within the human body as a part of the citric acid cycle. The salts of malic acid, known as maltates, are an important intermediary step in the cycle. The most common use of malic acid is in food products, notably in candy and potato chips. Sour candies often use it rather than its sweeter cousin, citric acid, as the sourness is more intense. Salt and vinegar flavored potato chips also use it to produce a tart, vinegar-like flavor. 收起
Red Star® Malted Wheat Flakes Lesaffre Yeast Corporation Red Star® Malted Wheat Flakes are made from grains of malted wheat, varying in color from light brown to dark brown, providing the pleasant and characteristic odor and taste of wheat malt. As natural ingredients they provide acceptable characteristics for...展开 Red Star® Malted Wheat Flakes are made from grains of malted wheat, varying in color from light brown to dark brown, providing the pleasant and characteristic odor and taste of wheat malt. As natural ingredients they provide acceptable characteristics for the enhancement of bread, biscuits and other baked products. It can be used to add crispy texture to biscuits, breads, pretzels and cereal bars. It contributes a characteristic and traditional malty flavor. Red Star® Malted Wheat Flakes is a natural fiber source and a natural coloring medium. 收起