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Is calcium % chloride vegan?

Calcium % chloride is a vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is calcium % chloride?

Calcium chloride is a type of salt that contains calcium and chlorine. It is commonly used as a food ingredient for various purposes, such as as a firming agent, flavor enhancer, and preservative. Calcium chloride helps to maintain the texture and consistency of processed foods by preventing them from becoming too soft or mushy. It also adds a salty taste to foods without increasing their sodium content, making it a popular alternative to table salt. Additionally, calcium chloride is used in food production to increase the shelf life of products and prevent spoilage.

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