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Cooking & Baking

pscot

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9. Wikipedia has an article on baking powder

Reply to freshwest (Reply #7)

Mon Dec 12, 2011, 04:06 PM

Dec 2011

There are various formulations, or you can make your own. If you know what's causing the reaction you can probably find a formulation that doesn't contain the offending ingredient.

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Experimental Banana Bread: [View all] Sentath Dec 2011 OP

I can almost smell this. Lucinda Dec 2011 #1

Lighter can be tricky Sentath Dec 2011 #2

This sounds like a band name. EFerrari Dec 2011 #3

Is there even the technology to do Sentath Dec 2011 #4

Sounds great. Any way to eliminate the baking powder? freshwest Dec 2011 #5

I need more information Sentath Dec 2011 #6

Because I have a bad reaction to anything with baking powder, but not with baking soda, so... freshwest Dec 2011 #7

Ok, maybe Sentath Dec 2011 #8

Thanks, I'll add that to the Experiment! freshwest Dec 2011 #10

Wikipedia has an article on baking powder pscot Dec 2011 #9

Thanks, I'll go there to see what it is. IDK why, but I'm unable to digest most baked goods now. freshwest Dec 2011 #11

Interesting! Sentath Dec 2011 #12

Sorry, no waffle maker here. Although I'm guessing a recipe with sugar would work? freshwest Dec 2011 #13

This ISN'T where I first found it, Sentath Dec 2011 #14

Great! It could be made into a pancake too, no? freshwest Dec 2011 #15

Well, sorta Sentath Dec 2011 #21

Have you been tested for a gluten allergy? housewolf Dec 2011 #16

No, but I'm reducing my amount of it. It just seems to happen with the powder. The wiki reference... freshwest Dec 2011 #17

Hmmm... interesting. Baking Powder is baking soda with housewolf Dec 2011 #18

The aluminum thing is kinda ugh, some people won't use deodorants with it, but... freshwest Dec 2011 #19

everyone's body is unique. housewolf Dec 2011 #20