Sodium Ferrocyanide
Also known as: Yellow prussiate of soda, Tetrasodium hexacyanoferrate, Yellow blood salt
Acidity RegulatorsAnti-caking Agents
Safety rating
Use Sparingly
Eat Away!Generally SafeUse SparinglyAvoid
Purpose and Function
Sodium Ferrocyanide is used as an acidity regulator and anti-caking agent, commonly used to prevent clumping in powdered foods and salts.
Commonly found in
- —Table salt
- —Powdered foods
Key functions
- —Prevents clumping in salt and powdered foods
- —Regulates acidity
Potential Risks and Side Effects
- 01Considered safe in small amounts, though excessive consumption could lead to toxicity
- 02Rarely, individuals may experience allergic reactions, particularly those with sensitivities to cyanide compounds