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RaisaB
Does anyone know where I can get Tartaric Acid for a glaze I am making? Maybe a pastry supply website? Many thanks.
Sthitch
QUOTE (RaisaB @ Mar 23 2006, 01:01 PM)
Does anyone know where I can get Tartaric Acid for a glaze I am making? Maybe a pastry supply website? Many thanks.
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Every gorcery store has it, it is another name for Cream of Tartar.
RaisaB
Yes but there is another form that is liquid which provides a glistening effect plus a citric taste. It comes in dropper bottles.
Heather
QUOTE (RaisaB @ Mar 23 2006, 01:41 PM)
Yes but there is another form that is liquid which provides a glistening effect plus a citric taste. It comes in dropper bottles.
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Raisa, is there a pastry supply store anywhere near you? They might have it.
cjsadler
QUOTE (Sthitch @ Mar 23 2006, 01:13 PM)
Every gorcery store has it, it is another name for Cream of Tartar.
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Cream of Tartar is a derivative of Tartaric Acid, not the same thing. I was looking for tartaric acid myself awhile ago (it's what you need to make your own mascarpone). I've heard that homebrew stores carry it.
RaisaB
I found it right here---->Chef Rubber
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