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derivative of citric acid; that is, the
salts, esters, and the
polyatomic anion found in
solutions and
salts of citric acid. An
example of the former...
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Seasoning is the
process of supplementing food via herbs, ****es, and/or
salts,
intended to
enhance a
particular flavour.
Seasonings include herbs and...
- off-the-shelf ingredients.
Mixing these kinds of salts —
especially carbonates and
tartrates — with
flavorings like
lemon into an
effervescent compound with citric...
- bath
salts. The main use
of magnesium sulfate is in agriculture, to
correct soils deficient in
magnesium (an
essential plant nutrient because of the role...
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Salts Mill (sometimes
spelled Salt's Mill) is a
former textile mill, now
incorporating an art gallery, shops,
restaurant and
spaces to rent in Saltaire...
-
beverages became one
of the most po****r drinks, so much so that "
lemon soda" had
become obsolete and non cost-effective,
overtaken by "
lemon phosphate" which...
- fruit.
Sometimes lemon or
sorrel juice,
herbs or ****es are
added to
change the flavor. It also goes by the name verjus. The
authors of The
Medieval Kitchen:...
- powder,
curry powder,
herbes de Provence,
garlic salt, and
other seasoned salts are
traditionally sold pre-made by grocers, and
sometimes baking blends...
-
obtain "
salts". The
active ingredient in
pearlash was pot****ium
carbonate (K2CO3).
Combining it with an
acidic ingredient like sour milk or
lemon juice...
- adverti****t for a
lithiated lemon beverage.
Lithium carbonate (Li 2CO 3) is the most
commonly used form
of lithium salts, a
carbonic acid
involving the...
