Milliard Citric Acid Powder 2 lb Bag — Food-Grade, 100% Pure for Cooking, Cleaning & Bath Bombs
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| Management number | 253513067 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$23.53 | Model Number | 253513067 | ||
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Milliard Citric Acid Powder is a 100% pure, food-grade citric acid in a resealable 2 lb bag made for cooking, cleaning, and craft uses.
This fine, non-GMO granular citric acid gives you a concentrated, multipurpose ingredient useful in the kitchen, around the home, and for DIY beauty projects. Packaged in a durable, resealable 32-ounce bag, the powder is intended for uses that range from canning and candy making to descaling appliances and creating bath bombs.
How can I use this citric acid in cooking and food preservation?
Use citric acid as a souring agent, preservative, and anti-browning treatment without adding liquid acidity. It blends into syrups, jams, candies, and beverages, and helps keep cut fruit and vegetables from oxidizing during storage.
- Add small amounts to jams or syrups to brighten flavor without diluting.
- Sprinkle on cut fruit to slow browning for salads and fruit platters.
- Use in homemade candies and sour powders for consistent tartness.
- Measure precisely for canning recipes that require acidification.
Will this work for cleaning and descaling household appliances?
Yes — citric acid dissolves mineral deposits and limescale safely and effectively without harsh solvents. It’s an eco-friendlier alternative to many commercial descalers and works well in coffee makers, kettles, dishwashers, and showerheads.
- Run a citric acid solution through coffee makers and kettles to remove scale.
- Dissolve in warm water for sink and toilet descaling; rinse thoroughly afterward.
- Add to dishwasher cleaning cycles to clear mineral buildup and film.
- Use a paste for targeted stain removal on ceramic and metal surfaces.
How do I make bath bombs and other beauty products with this powder?
Citric acid reacts with baking soda to produce the fizzing effervescence that makes bath bombs work. It also helps adjust pH in DIY skincare recipes, and its fine texture mixes evenly with dry ingredients for consistent results.
- Combine with sodium bicarbonate and oils to form fizzy bath bombs.
- Use small test batches to dial in fragrance and texture proportions.
- Sift the powder to remove clumps for smoother cosmetic blends.
- Adjust quantities carefully when balancing pH in creams or toners.
How should I store and measure citric acid for different projects?
Keep the resealable bag closed and stored in a cool, dry place to preserve potency and prevent clumping from humidity. Because citric acid is concentrated, measure by weight or use precise measuring spoons to get predictable results in recipes and cleaning solutions.
- Seal the bag after each use and store away from moisture and sunlight.
- Use a kitchen scale for accuracy, especially in canning and cosmetically sensitive recipes.
- Label containers if transferring to smaller jars to avoid misuse.
- Wear gloves and avoid inhaling dust when scooping or mixing concentrated amounts.
Who is this for? Home cooks, makers, and household managers who want a single, reliable citric acid source will find this 2 lb Milliard bag useful. It suits hobbyists crafting bath bombs and candies, homeowners descaling appliances and softening water, and anyone preserving or brightening foods who needs a food-grade, non-GMO powder in a convenient resealable package.
Ingredients
Citric Acid
FAQ
Q: Is Milliard citric acid safe for food use?
A: Yes. This product is food-grade citric acid and Non-GMO Project Verified, suitable for cooking, canning, and candy making.
Q: How do I descale a coffee maker with citric acid?
A: Dissolve 1–2 tablespoons in a liter of water, run a full cycle, then run two clean water cycles to rinse.
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