Acidulant
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British pronunciation/ɐsɪdjʊlənt/
American pronunciation/ɐsɪdʒuːlənt/

تعريف ومعنى "acidulant"

Acidulant
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مُحمِّض, مُضاف حامضي

a food additive that adds acidity to food or beverages, typically for flavor enhancement or preservation purposes

What is an "acidulant"?

An acidulant is a substance that imparts acidity or tartness to food and beverages. Acidulants can be naturally derived or synthetic, and common examples include citric acid, malic acid, and tartaric acid. They are used in small amounts to adjust the pH level and enhance the taste of various products. Acidulants work by releasing hydrogen ions, contributing to the overall acidity of a food or beverage. They play a crucial role in balancing flavors, adding freshness, and preserving products. Acidulants are widely used in the food and beverage industry to create a wide range of tart and acidic flavors, from fruity and citrusy to tangy and sour.

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The soft drink used an acidulant to provide a tangy and refreshing taste.
استخدم المشروب الغازي مُضاف حامضي ليعطي طعماً لاذعاً ومنعشاً.
The sour candy included an acidulant that added a zingy and mouth-puckering flavor.
كانت الحلوى الحامضة تحتوي على مُضاف حامضي أضفى نكهة حامضة ومثيرة للحنك.
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