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Old 07-15-2006, 11:35 PM
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Question Xathan Gum

Anyone know where to buy this? I've search my local wal-mart and had no luck. TIA
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Have you tried a health food store??
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Curious. What would you use xanthan gum for? I've seen it in product ingredient lists, but never have seen a recipe calling for it.
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Well my daughter has some severe allergies so it helps to provied structure in gluten-free baking by trapping the gas produced by yeast, baking soda, or baking powder so when you bake something it will rise.
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So you mix it into the bread dough that is made with a gluten free grain. Got it.
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