Sodium acetate

ACID REGULATOR, WATER-FREE E 262 (I)

€18.90*

Content: 4 kg (€4.73* / 1 kg)

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Available, delivery time: 1-3 days*

Packaging sizes

3,5 kg Eimer

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Product number: 11526-05-GI

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Benefits

anhydrous acidity regulator
without anti-caking agents or other additives
suitable for many food recipes

Glutenfrei

Ohne Gentechnik

Ohne Zusätze

Vegan

Product information "Sodium acetate"

Sodium acetate anhydrous is a food additive that is widely used as an acidity regulator and preservative for canned and jarred fruit and vegetables, bread, fish, delicatessen salads, mayonnaises and salad dressings. The white granules dissolve easily in water.

The additive is considered absolutely harmless and is therefore just as popular in large kitchens, upscale restaurants, the meat, bread and delicatessen industries as it is in private kitchens.

The advantages are obvious: ingredients stay fresh longer, acidic preparations, especially salads, sauces, yoghurts and desserts, seem milder in taste.

Benefits

Food grade
gluten-free
lactose-free
reliable acidity regulator and bacterial inhibitor
suitable as a preservative for all whey, meat, fish and bread recipes
softens the sour taste in acidic foods
Suitable for vegetarian/vegan diets
tested for harmful substances and microbiology
No preservatives or phosphates added
packed in a resealable bucket
bottled in Germany

Shelf life and storage

When stored under dry, cool conditions, the product can be kept for at least 2 years after the production date.

Our products are always packaged in pre-packaged containers that are marked with a batch number and a best-before date (imprint or additional label). Until the best-before date, the manufacturer guarantees the unchanged properties of the product in terms of appearance, taste and behaviour during processing. This is not an expiry date, as is the case with fresh produce, for example.

Nährwertangaben

Unprepared per 100 g

Calorific value kj	0,00 kj
Calorific value kcal	0,00 kcal
Fat	0,00 g
Of which saturated fatty acids	0,00 g
Carbohydrates	0,00 g
Of which sugar	0,00 g
Fibers	0,00 g
Protein	0,00 g
Salt	71,12 g

Ingredients

Ingredients

Sodium acetate, anhydrous E 262 (ii) (100%)

Recommended intake

There is no fixed guideline. Depending on the recipe, weigh out the specified amount of sodium acetate, add it to the other ingredients, and mix.

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