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Gluten Free Baking Ingredients.

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Hello Everyone!

I have been fond of baking since college. Few years back when i have been diagnosed with Celiac Disease i quit baking because i really got scared of Gluten. Now i want to Bake again. I just want to ask about few products that either they are gluten free or not. 

1) Baking powder

2) Vanilla Extract/ Essence

3) Baking Soda

4) Yeast.

Are these above mentioned products Naturally gluten free? I cannot buy Bob's Red Mill because their products are unavailable in my country. Can i make them naturally at home by adding some ingredients? Or else are there any alternative ingredients. if there are please let me know. 

Waiting for your kind replies 

Thank you everyone 

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those things are all naturallly gluten free - just read allllllll your labels!  :) 

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On 4/6/2021 at 1:15 AM, notme! said:

those things are all naturallly gluten free - just read allllllll your labels!  :) 

Iam still very confused. Can i make them at home or i need to buy it? Or else can you please name some brands which are naturally gluten free other than Bob red mills.

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i'm in the usa, so not sure if the brands that i use will be available to you.

baking powder - i use clabber girl brand

baking soda - i use arm and hammer brand

vanilla - i use back bay brand

yeast - i use fleishmann's brand

i don't know how you would make these ingredients - maybe vanilla you could, but i've not had any problems finding vanilla extract that is gluten free.

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