Where can I find citric acid in Manhattan? (3 replies, last updated by JungMann November 18, 2009)

I have a recipe that calls for 1/4 tsp of citric acid. Could I replace this with something else? (14 replies, last updated by Emme September 29, 2009)

can get in a few weeks ie. citric acid. (20 replies, last updated by meowzebub September 11, 2009)

Hi, I am looking to purchase some citric acid powder. I have a recipe that calls for it. While I could use lemons instead, due to the amount called for, it would be much easier to use citric acid powder. Any idea where I can... (4 replies, last updated by SamScaff May 24, 2008)

Does anyone know where I can find citric acid in the Boston area? I thought Christina’s Spices in Inman for some reason, but their phone has been temporarily disconnected. I guess a follow-up question is: what’s going... (29 replies, last updated by macadamianut February 21, 2009)

Hi, I am looking to purchase some citric acid powder. I have a recipe that calls for it. While I could use lemons instead, due to the amount called for, it would be much easier to use citric acid powder. Any idea where I can... (5 replies, last updated by JungMann May 21, 2008)

I’ve read that you can boost the sour flavor of homemade sourdough by adding citric acid to the dough. Has anyone tried this? (2 replies, last updated by Non Cognomina February 12, 2007)

My neighbor brought over some delicious pina coladas and the recipe includes very ripe pineapple, coconut cream (Goya) and citric acid powder. I’ve never heard of it and don’t know where to purchase it. What does it... (8 replies, last updated by jzerocsk August 20, 2008)

Does anyone know where to buy citric acid (sometimes known in cooking circles as sour salt) in sort of reasonable bulk? I’d like to get some to de-scale my espresso maker’s plumbing and I’d rather not pay $5 for... (17 replies, last updated by redlulu December 15, 2007)

I found a recipe that calls for citric acid for some fruit jellies. Can I omit this? If not, where in the bay area, or better yet, San Francisco can I find this stuff? (5 replies, last updated by memorylane November 28, 2003)

and citric acid. I didn’t know you can buy citric acid by itself. Where would I get some in the SF bay area? And is it useful for anything else? By the way, I’m convinced that the French Laundry recipe is either wrong... (11 replies, last updated by SteveT November 13, 2003)

, citric acid & starter cultures? Thanks! (17 replies, last updated by andrew.m July 12, 2009)

of these types of infused oils is safe, because they always use some form of acid like "citric acid" and then goes on to say, "Because these inhibitors are not generally available in home kitchens or convenient for home cooks,... (6 replies, last updated by Bryn January 30, 2009)

Does anyone know where I can find citric acid in the Boston area? I am making bath bombs for the holidays but citric acid can also be used in candy making and canning/preserving. Or does anyone know of candy making supply stores... (8 replies, last updated by baudolino December 18, 2007)

Ultrapasteurized milk is quite rare in Chicago except for organic. Milk is normally homegenized and pasteurized. Whipping cream is the opposite story; good luck finding some that isn’t ultrapasteurized. Citric acid is... (2 replies, last updated by Eldon Kreider August 6, 2006)