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It’s odd how the article ends with “Baking soda also interact with acidic ingredients like buttermilk and cocoa in cakes and other baked goods to help the batte
by code_duck 8y ago
It’s odd how the article ends with “Baking soda also interact with acidic ingredients like buttermilk and cocoa in cakes and other baked goods to help the batter expand and, along with heat from the oven, to rise. It can also help raise the pH in pools, is found in antacids and can help clean your teeth and tub.” Was this also sponsored by the baking powder trade association or something?
- jbigelow76 8y agoCareful or the agents of Big Soda (the powder not the beverage) will know we are onto them :)
- themodelplumber 8y agoI tried to join the discussion earlier but I didn't have enough Soda Credits. So now I'm fresh off of writing 300 social media comments sharing my love for Soda Powders of All Varieties and I just want to say how much I love the opportunity afforded me by being raised during the Third Age of Soda. Truly we are fortunate to see Soda raised to a new height by the lasting and unimpeachable reign of His Sodaness. I believe that all of the inflammations incl. inflammations of heart and gut and mind can be healed by His Remarkable Powders. Even the telling of Untruths regarding Soda Powders is becoming a thing of the past. My family is grateful for these Powders as well
- jgtrosh 8y agoI recently became more aware of the uses of baking soda and searched online for a list of what people did with it. Same thing with Vaseline another time. Both times you get these weird article written by so-called mothers who list over fifty different uses (not that different, and many dubious, or with obvious unwanted side effects). It's a bit creepy.