sour salt
stevia extract Notes: This has been touted has a healthful alternative to non-nutritive artificial sweeteners. It's quite sweet, but has a bitter aftertaste. Look for it in health food stores.
also known as "sour salt." A white powder extracted from the juice of citrus and other acidic fruits (such as lemons, limes, pineapples and gooseberries). It's also produced by the fermentation of glucose.
Can be used for acidification as a "sour salt", similar to Sodium Citrate. Can be mixed with sodium alginate to form a gel.
also use citric salt, which pops up as a stop bath in photography, an additive in hair products, and as a water softener. Many grocery stores sell citric salt, usually in the spices or in the kosher foods section. It may also be labeled as sour salt ...
 See also: Salt, Fruit, Water, Cooking, Juice
  
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