Denali Ingredients LLC has recalled approximately 5,300 units of Cream Tech 250 Sour Cream Stabilizer and Supreme 1251 Coffee Cream Stabilizer. These stabilizers were mistakenly manufactured using citric acid instead of sodium citrate. The affected products were distributed in 50-pound bags to commercial customers in Florida and Ohio. Consumers should not use these products in food production and should return them to the place of purchase for a refund.
The use of citric acid instead of sodium citrate may alter the pH and functional properties of the stabilizers, which could affect the quality and safety of the final food products they are used in.
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