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Kharmakazy posted:It's 100% not salt at all, it's acid and sugar. Not sure why you would claim it was salt. Citric acid is often sold as "sour salt", so maybe that's where the confusion arises Page snype so here have this 
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Do they sell pepper as spicy salt?
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Jan 14, 2020 20:48
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Sneeze salt Unless cartoons have lied to me
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Data Graham posted:Because this is how they sell it So "salt" in this case means a white powder that can be shaken over food. I guess sugar is Sweet Salt, then.
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Jan 14, 2020 20:56
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Corns of citric acid look geometrically more like corns of sodium chloride than granules of sugar so I'll allow sour salt.
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Deteriorata posted:So "salt" in this case means a white powder that can be shaken over food. I guess sugar is Sweet Salt, then.
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There is also Nose Salt, which is what I call cocaine.
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bike tory posted:Citric acid is often sold as "sour salt", so maybe that's where the confusion arises "First you must solve my riddles... pee!"
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Radio Paranoia posted:"First you must solve my riddles... pee!" Dare you enter my magical realm?
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SLOSifl posted:There is also sodium citrate, an actual salt, used for flavoring, emulsification (it's amazing at this), and to dust rim of margarita glasses. It makes any cheese melt like velveeta it's awesome
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Picnic Princess posted:Lays ketchup chips are not very good. Lays Ketchup is just a bootleg version 
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theflyingorc posted:It makes any cheese melt like velveeta it's awesome
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Citric acid can also be used to soften the glue holding the laminate on a damaged laptop touchpad.
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Jan 14, 2020 21:58
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they use malic acid to make sour candies anyway
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I made some sodium citrate myself out of citric acid and baking soda, because I didn't want to wait for Amazon to ship it. It turned my preexisting, poor-melting cheese dip green and weird tasting I probably used too much
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Dave Grool posted:they use malic acid to make sour candies anyway Citric, malic, fumaric... they all contribute to different flavors
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Pissed Ape Sexist posted:As a dumb American I love how this comes across as just weird word-ish noises. Killer robot posted:I think part of why the Mad Max movies resonated so well is that even modern Australian English is easy to sell as some weird post-apocalyptic dialect. WITNESS me BLOODBAG out here... Everything hurts
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You can also use citric and malic acid to add acidity to juices like grapefruit and orange. It gives them the same acidity as lemon or lime juice so you can use them in a cocktail like a Daiquiri with the exact same proportions but a different flavor.
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everyone is forgetting the best flavoring acid, butyric acid
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A FESTIVE SKELETON posted:everyone is forgetting the best flavoring acid, butyric acid Ahh, the smell of soft touch tools that have baked in the sun.
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Data Graham posted:Citric, malic, fumaric... they all contribute to different flavors Hydrofluoric sour patch kids, the forbidden candy.
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A FESTIVE SKELETON posted:everyone is forgetting the best flavoring acid, lysergic acid diethylamide
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Tastes like sweettarts
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LifeSunDeath posted:Hydrofluoric sour patch kids, the forbidden candy. Look ma, no teeth!
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Lysergic acid will probably make it taste weird.
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What molarity is your Daiquiri
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IF you can even detect the taste of LSD, you're hosed
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Kharmakazy posted:Lysergic acid will probably make it taste weird. The diethylamide of it will make it taste even weirder.
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I eat pure fluoroantimonic acid for every meal
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Data Graham posted:Because this is how they sell it This is so loving american it hurts.
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Deteriorata posted:The diethylamide of it will make it sound even more magenta.
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Nalesh posted:This is so loving american it hurts. Can you elaborate? I'm very interested to hear how this is "american"
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Sandwich Anarchist posted:Can you elaborate? I'm very interested to hear how this is "american" The only bottle of it I’ve seen called “sour salt” came from somewhere in South America, IIRC!
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Jan 14, 2020 23:25
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This discussion is so basic.
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JoelJoel posted:This discussion is so basic. :vaudevillehook:
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JoelJoel posted:This discussion is so basic. Needs some citric acid to jazz it up
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https://twitter.com/talltaii/status/1216583898941022209?s=21
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This is the least funny thing I've seen all month. And I've seen a video from a plane crash site.
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