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    tinker Guest

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    For baking, what do you use if you run out of Double-acting Baking Powder?

    Can I use the same quantity of baking soda? Or double?

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    aeiou Guest

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    2 tablespoons of baking powder can be substituted by using 1/2 teaspoon baking soda and 1 teaspoon cream of tartar. Cream of tartar is the acid that is needed to create the same rising reaction that baking powder produces.

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    GregGraves Guest

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    Baking powder is a chemical substitute for yeast. Yeast produces carbon dioxide naturally. Baking powder uses a mix of baking soda and another agent to produce a chemical reaction that produces the carbon dioxide. Since it's a chemical reaction, it's added last in recipes to allow the leavening to occur.

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