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Dr Oetker - Bicarbonate of Soda (food grade bicarbonate) - 200g
The food-grade baking soda used in Anglo-Saxon recipes, in a 200g box: Dr Oetker Bicarbonate of Soda, for cookies, gingerbread and soda bread.
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€3.49
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01 / 2028
The Duke recommends
“For Irish soda bread, mix it with flour and buttermilk, then bake immediately: the crumb rises right away.”
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“The secret to soft cookies and soda bread.”
A raising agent that requires acid
Baking soda is not baking powder: it only makes dough rise in the presence of an acidic ingredient, such as buttermilk, yogurt, honey, molasses, or brown sugar. This is why English recipes specify it separately. Dr Oetker 's Bicarbonate of Soda is measured by the spoonful, in small quantities, and works as soon as it is moistened.
From gingerbread to soda bread
It's essential for gingerbread, Yorkshire parkin, soft cookies, sticky toffee pudding, or Irish soda bread, which rises without baker's yeast. Our tip: bake your dough quickly after mixing it, as the reaction begins as soon as it comes into contact with the liquid, and be sure to use the correct amount; too much will give a soapy taste.
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Diet
- Vegan
- Weight
- 200g
- Packaging
- Box
DRO-BCRBSD200
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