Potassium Chloride 99-100.5%

Potassium Chloride 99–100.5% Food Grade is a high-purity, fast-dissolving mineral salt used as a sodium-free salt substitute, electrolyte replacement agent, fermentation aid, and general processing mineral. Ideal for food manufacturing, beverage production, water treatment, and laboratory applications. Supplied in high-quality grip-seal bags for freshness and convenience.

⭐ Key Uses

1. Food-grade salt substitute for reducing sodium

2. Mineral additive for brewing, beverages & food processing

3. Water softening and mineral balancing

🧪 How to Use

1️⃣ Food & Cooking – Salt Substitute

1. Replace table salt with 1:1 equivalent of potassium chloride.

2. Mix into sauces, seasoning blends or prepared meals.

3. Adjust quantity to taste due to slightly different flavour profile.
   Safety: Individuals with kidney issues should seek medical advice before use.

2️⃣ Brewing & Beverage Mineral Adjustment

1. Add 0.3–0.5 g of potassium chloride per 1 litre of water.

2. Stir until fully dissolved.

3. Use to adjust mineral levels for enhanced brewing performance.
   Safety: Follow recipe or brewing guidelines for correct mineral balance.

3️⃣ Water Softening / Regeneration Systems

1. Dissolve 30–40 g per 10 litres of water as part of a brine solution.

2. Mix thoroughly before use in softening systems.

3. Repeat as needed depending on water hardness.
   Safety: Keep away from moisture when storing.

📋 Product Details

Concentration: 99–100.5%
Grade: Food Grade
Form: Fine White Crystalline Powder / Granules
Packaging: Grip-seal bags
Available Sizes: 200g, 400g, 1kg, 2kg, 3kg, 4kg

📈 Other Names

• KCl

• Potassium Salt

• Potassium Muriate

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❓ FAQ

1. Is this product safe for food use?

Yes. This version of potassium chloride is 100% food grade and suitable for use in meals, beverages, and general food processing.

2. Does potassium chloride taste the same as salt?

It is similar but may have a slightly different mineral note; many people mix it 50/50 with regular salt.

3. Can potassium chloride be used in water softeners?

Yes. It is often used as a sodium-free alternative for brine regeneration systems.

Buyer assumes all responsibility for safety and use not in accordance with directions.