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Milliard Citric Acid 2 Pound - 100% Pure Food Grade Non-GMO Project Verified (2 Pound)
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Brand | Milliard |
Item Form | Cream |
Material Feature | GMO Free |
Unit Count | 32 Ounce |
About this item
- The fine granular NON-GMO citric acid is a kitchen essential used in preserving, flavoring, and cleaning completely; preserves the Vitamin C content of a food product. Certified Gluten Free.
- Adds an acidic or sour taste to meat, candy, soft drinks, and ice cream. It keeps fruits and vegetables fresh and food flavorful. Perfect for craft making, candy making, pH adjustment, water softening, and more!
- Perfect for bath bombs, used as the main ingredient along with backing soda (sodium bicarbonate) to make the bath bombs fizz away!!
- Helps in sprouting, canning, drying or freezing, bread making, conserving, and jarring. Can also be used as a natural cleaning agent.
- Packed in our NEW durable resealable stand up bag which allows for long and safe storage. Available in 1, 2, 5, 10 & 50 pounds
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Milliard Citric Acid is fine grain, allowing it to be used for a variety of purposes. It has a smooth consistent texture making it ideal for food or DIY use. |
Our citric acid is certified to be food grade and non-GMO. It is pure and contains no added ingredients or chemicals. |
Our premium custom bag stands on its own for easy scooping. It comes factory sealed and features a resealable top for long lasting freshness. |
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HOMEMADE SWEETSCitric acid makes homemade candy sour and delicious! Our citric acid is perfectly smooth and fresh making it the ultimate addition to your confection collection. Certified food grade and non-GMO, you can use Milliard Citric Acid for any cooking or baking needs. |
MAKE PERFECT BATH BOMBSMilliard Citric Acid can be used to create awesome bath bombs right from your own home. Our citric acid is fine grain and combines easily with the other ingredients to form a smooth consistent texture for that perfect bath bomb. |
CANNING MADE EASYOur citric acid is the ideal natural preservative. You can use it for canning, jellies, and more. Forget the chemicals and stick with something naturally derived for that wholesome homemade taste you love. Certified to be food grade and non-GMO, our citric acid is safe for kitchen use and around your home. |
GOODBYE CHEMICAL CLEANERSEasily create fresh natural DIY cleaning products with Milliard citric acid. Now you can clean your home without the additional chemicals and toxins that are found in commercial cleaners. Clean easy and breathe easy! |
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Package Dimensions : 10.31 x 5.98 x 1.73 inches; 1.98 Pounds
- UPC : 804879479017
- Manufacturer : Milliard
- ASIN : B00EYFKM32
- Best Sellers Rank: #238 in Grocery & Gourmet Food (See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food)
- #1 in Cooking & Baking Thickeners
- #1 in Chemical Acids
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2018
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word of warning to anyone whose never worked with citric acid before: STAND BACK, POUR SLOWLY, and DO NOT INHALE while pouring as this type of product creates a "dust cloud". Inhaling citric acid, no matter what brand, can and will result in very irritated airways.
I saw this citric acid in a review of some other product that the reviewer said did not work. The reviewer said to skip the other product and try this. She called it a "miracle cleaner". OK, I was up for a miracle at this point. I figured it was worth a try. If it didn't work I could always use it to make sourdough bread. It's other name is "sour salt" when used in cooking.
I diluted the powder 2 TB per 4 cups warm water as suggested. I poured it into a clean spray bottle. I sprayed the shower door. The white scale melted before my eyes. And I mean MELTED off the door. I rinsed the door with a 2 liter spray bottle (Hudson brand sold on Amazon) and the door was like new! No scrubbing, no nothing. How could this product have escaped my notice all these years?
I googled citric acid and saw the many other uses for this product from cleaning the coffee pot, to cleaning tile and windows. The dirty grout in my kitchen...clean! The apple slices got soaked in a light solution before dehydrating.(Cheaper than lemon juice). Anything vinegar or lemon juice can do, this can do better. Enough said.
This is exactly the same as "sour salt" in the small container. I bought this because I am never going to get a decent sourdough starter going. I've tried for several years: the hundreds of different techniques on hundreds of bread websites, the "Alaska dehydrated starter" that I ordered all the way from Utah, the "fresh starter" from some folks that said it was over 100 years old and used on the Oregon Trail no less.
Well, it was time for plan Z (the cheaters way). Add 1/4 to 1/2 tsp per dough recipe (about 3 cups flour) and add an extra tablespoon of yeast and you've got sourdough bread! The first time I used it, I didn't add extra yeast. I guess this salt inhibits yeast action. (same thing happened when I tried to make sourdough bread by adding vinegar.)
The second time I used it to make rye bread, I added the extra yeast and it turned out perfectly. I have also used it for sweet and sour sauce. Vinegar is still my other sour ingredient in the sauce, but this adds a real kick. Lots of my grandma's "old country Russia" recipies use this sour salt. Cabbage and meatball recipe and many soups. Look on line for great "old country" recipies.
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I had brown lime build up in my toilet, I could not figure out what it was for the life of me. Got different brushes, tried the vinegar soak, vinegar and baking soda, nothing worked.
So I decided to try citric acid. Shut off the valve, flushed and held the flush, then emptied as much as I could with an old container I had lying around, I poured some citric acid, probably 1/2C but I just poured til it looked right, and I let it sit. I checked in every 30 minutes. I set a timer for 3 hours but I didn't even have to make it to 3 hours! Every 30 minutes, the stuff would just flake off!! I would sometimes get my brush and brush the bottom of the bowl (where the pipe is?) and try to get the citric acid water mix into the pipes. After 2.5 hours, everything was GONE. It was amazing!! No more disgusting unsightly toilet bowl. I will be doing this every now and then when I notice a build up but I got a new toilet brush too (ends up I guess I didn't really need it though..)
You could potentially just use the citric acid mix and leave it for a few hours and flush and not need to brush since it just comes right off. I would say, don't leave it all night because it is still acid.


Mixing this with 2 parts water makes a seriously acidic solution that cleans even crusted buildup in no time.
A weaker solution is great for running through the coffee maker and is great for cleaning the reservoir.
A really good rinse is required or else everything tastes citrusy, but other than that it is food grade and safe.

I opened the box and thought it was a little weird that I could see citric acid in the box when it was supposed to be a sealed bag.
I placed the bag at the top of my basement stairs so I could take down the next time, well to my surprise citric acid started pouring out the side from an unsealed section. The more that poured out the bigger the hole would get. I had to transfer the citric acid from the bag to a container I had on hand but I lost quite a bit in the process and I'm not even sure I want to use this now that it's been open for God knows how long!
I hope to hear from someone soon in regards to this matter


Reviewed in Canada on May 12, 2020
I opened the box and thought it was a little weird that I could see citric acid in the box when it was supposed to be a sealed bag.
I placed the bag at the top of my basement stairs so I could take down the next time, well to my surprise citric acid started pouring out the side from an unsealed section. The more that poured out the bigger the hole would get. I had to transfer the citric acid from the bag to a container I had on hand but I lost quite a bit in the process and I'm not even sure I want to use this now that it's been open for God knows how long!
I hope to hear from someone soon in regards to this matter



The Milliard stuff has a fine, even consistency, is reasonably priced, and comes in bulk. The zip-lock for the bags is a little finicky and makes it a pain to open and close so if you do plan on buying it I recommend you put it in your own waterproof container. But that's a small annoyance, and if you've never bought citric acid before, you'll be amazed at just how useful it is. It will probably become as indispensible for you as it has for me.
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