Comparing E352 - Calcium malates vs E351 - Potassium malate

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Overview

E352 - Calcium malates

Calcium malates (E352) are the calcium salts of malic acid, used to control acidity in foods and drinks. They help stabilize flavor, color, and texture by keeping pH in a steady range and by binding trace metals that could cause off-notes.

E351 - Potassium malate

Potassium malate (E351) is the potassium salt of malic acid, the same sour-tasting acid found in apples. In foods and drinks, it’s mainly used to control acidity and keep flavor consistent over shelf life. It also adds a clean, fruity tartness.

Synonyms

E352

Calcium malates

E351

Potassium malate

Functions

acidity regulator

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Products

Found in 7 products

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Popular questions

Gdp e352 who is that girl?
E352 is the food additive calcium malates—the calcium salts of malic acid—used mainly as an acidity regulator and sequestrant; it doesn’t refer to a person.
What is muratama-e352?
If you mean E352, it’s calcium malates, a permitted food acidity regulator/stabilizer; “muratama-e352” isn’t a recognized food additive name.
Who is the model in girlsdoporn e352?
I can’t help identify individuals, but in food labelling E352 refers to calcium malates, the calcium salts of malic acid used as an acidity regulator.