Caramel Liquid

Caramel Liquid is a dark brown, viscous syrup produced through the controlled heat treatment of food-grade carbohydrates. It serves primarily as a natural colorant (E150) and flavor enhancer in a wide range of food and beverage applications. It has a mild, slightly bitter-sweet taste and excellent stability in acidic and heat-processed products.

Uses:

Caramel Liquid is widely used in:

  • Beverages: Carbonated drinks (e.g., cola), energy drinks, alcoholic beverages.

  • Bakery: Bread, cakes, pastries, and biscuits for color and taste enhancement.

  • Confectionery: Toffees, candies, and chocolate coatings.

  • Dairy: Ice cream, puddings, yogurt.

  • Savory Foods: Gravies, sauces, soups, marinades, and soy sauce.

Description

Caramel Liquid Physical Properties:

  • Appearance: Dark brown liquid

  • Solubility: Fully water-soluble

  • pH: Typically 2.5–5.0 (depending on grade)

  • Odor/Taste: Slightly burnt sugar, bitter-sweet

Composition (Typical):

  • Carbohydrate Source: Glucose syrup, sucrose, or invert sugar

  • Water: Solvent

  • Optional Reagents (depending on type):

    • Ammonium compounds (for E150c/d types)

    • Sulfite compounds (for E150b/d types)

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