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Baking Soda

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sickchick
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Can we eat it? :) Thx... I found gluten free baking powder but I wasn't sure about the baking soda thing lol B)

lovelove

(rainrain here)

I am asking cause I wanna make almond brittle

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Yes!!!!!

I have found that companies add the "gluten Free" wording to certain things just so they can add a bit of money!!!

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YAY!!! There is a god ;)

Off to store, I'll post my recipe when I get back!!

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lovegrov Collaborator
lovegrov
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Always gluten-free.

richard

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I would personally stick with the big brand name or gluten-free on the label

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