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What is E150B or Caramel II?
E150B, or Caramel II, is a sulfite ammonia caramel, a type of caramel coloring produced by heating sugars with sulfur-containing compounds. This process is used to achieve a darker brown color and is common in beers, baked goods, and sauces.
Why do I have an intolerance?
Some individuals have an intolerance to E150B because of the sulfites involved in its production. Sulfites are known allergens that can cause symptoms like hives, asthma attacks, and digestive discomfort. The combination of sulfur and caramelized sugar may be difficult for sensitive systems to tolerate.
What can I do about it?
To avoid symptoms, steer clear of products containing E150B and look for items labeled "sulfite-free" or those using other coloring methods. Checking ingredient labels for "sulfite ammonia caramel" or "E150B" can help you avoid exposure and choose alternatives that are better tolerated by your body.