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Is there a citric acid in orange juice?
Yes, citric acid is present in orange juice. Citric acid is a naturally occurring organic acid that is found in citrus fruits, including oranges. It is responsible for the sour taste of these fruits and is also used as a flavoring and preservative in many food and beverage products.
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