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gluten free baking powder
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Quite possible that your local Co-op sells Doves Farm GF baking powder. All BP contains a filler, which can be either GF or not.
Oh, and I'm not aware of gluten actually killing anyone, so I wouldn't worry about it unless you are intolerant or allergic.
It's Dr O at the co op but mine says gluten free on it. Unfortunately I do have coeliac disease, so get very ill if I eat it. Even if the symptoms aren't bad, it does a lot of internal damage
Dr O might do 2 different ones then.October Grocery Challenge: £20.65/£150
September Grocery Challenge: I lost track
/£200
August Grocery Challenge: £92.11/£100
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ditsykitchen wrote: »Dr O might do 2 different ones then.
Hi
Yes, gluten free: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dr-Oetker-Ba...+baking+powder and this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Oetker-Bakin...pr_product_topSealed Pot Challenge No 089-Finally got a signature.:rotfl::j0 -
Anyone who needs gf baking powder can use 1 part bicarb to 1 part cream of tartar - cheaper, especially if you buy bicarb in bulk for cleaning.0
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Thanks piecemeal, I did know this in theory BUT when I did it in the past I didn't find it worked well. When I asked around, the consensus of opinion was that the "filler" discussed above altered the proportion needed.
I bake fairly regularly, but not a great deal these days and really can't afford the time or ingredients to experiment much!
I am very grateful to everyone who has replied, this board does have knowledgeable posters!0
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