Borwick's - Baking Powder (chemical leavening agent)
Borwick's - Baking Powder (chemical leavening agent)
Borwick's - Baking Powder (chemical leavening agent)
Borwick's - Baking Powder (chemical leavening agent)
Borwick's - Baking Powder (chemical leavening agent)
Borwick's - Baking Powder (chemical leavening agent)

Borwick's - Baking Powder (chemical leavening agent)

Borwick's baking powder, the baking powder of British kitchens, for well-risen scones, airy sponges and fluffy pancakes.

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“The secret of scones that puff up and open with a flick of the wrist.”

The secret to perfectly risen scones

Borwick's 's Baking Powder is a fine baking powder that mixes easily with flour and bakes evenly. It gives dough that lightness that makes all the difference between a dense scone and scone that falls apart in a single movement into two perfectly risen halves. It leaves no aftertaste and is easily measured with a spoon.

The basis of English pastry

In British recipes, baking powder is everywhere: scones for cream tea, Victoria sponge, rock cakes, and thick pancakes for Pancake Day. If a recipe calls for self-raising flour, you can substitute regular flour with added baking powder. Close the container tightly after each use and store it in a dry place.

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