I heard that the official sour warheads soda isn’t sour and at least one user on here is sad about it.

You should know that Malic Acid and Citric Acid (and also Lactic Acid, often used in sour beers) are available as concentrated food-safe powders. You can use them in mixed drinks, including turning that boring apple, grape, watermelon, or lemon-lime soda into something you really shouldn’t pour down your throat. Nobody is stopping you.

For people who aren’t spice-lords or sour-lords, here is a video with some more “normal” and less extreme culinary uses for acids from America’s Test Kitchen on YouTube.

Invidious private version of the video link: Why Acids Are as Important as Salt | What’s Eating Dan?

  • IzyaKatzmann [he/him]@hexbear.net
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    10 months ago

    i ate all many warheads growing up i had this white stuff in my mouth. i was like what the heck? it was dead skin from the upper layer of my tongue. i haven’t really had any since. one thing, when my tongue healed and my taste came back i don’t know if it was placebo but my tongue felt more sensitive. it might’ve also been the fact that i couldn’t taste anything for a bit from the warhead tomfoolery