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baking soda,
bread soda,
cooking soda,
brewing soda and
bicarbonate of
soda and can
often be
found near
baking powder in stores. The term
baking soda is more...
- in Ireland, "bread
soda") is used as a
leavening agent instead of yeast. The
basic ingredients of
soda bread are flour,
baking soda, salt, and buttermilk...
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Soda jerk (or
soda jerker) is an
American term used to
refer to a person—typically a
young man—who
would operate the
soda fountain in a restaurant, preparing...
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Sodium carbonate (also
known as
washing soda,
soda ash, sal
soda, and
soda crystals) is the
inorganic compound with the
formula Na2CO3 and its various...
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Soda pulping is a
chemical process for
making wood pulp with
sodium hydroxide as the
cooking chemical. In the
Soda-AQ process,
anthraquinone (AQ) may be...
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include sparkling natural mineral water, club
soda, and
commercially produced sparkling water. Club
soda,
sparkling mineral water, and some
other sparkling...
- You Boil Them; And 100
Other Myths About Food and
Cooking, 2011, ISBN 1439195382, p. 312 "Baking
Soda as Odor Absorber",
Cooks Illustrated "ARM & HAMMER...
- Cult-Favorite
Soda;
Moxie glazed lamb belly, anyone?". Food & Wine. Aspen, CO.
Archived from the
original on
October 24, 2019. "
Cooking with Moxie: Unusual...
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original on 2
April 2024.
Retrieved 2
April 2024. "Learn
About Cake
Baking with
Soda Pop". BettyCrocker.com.
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original on 4
November 2023. Retrieved...
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presented a stovetop, near-stir-less
method that uses a
pinch of
baking soda (an alkali),
which replicates the
traditional effect.
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