Re: New member - baking ingredients question

[Guest guest]

Amy:

I don't know about baking soda, but I know for sure that you have to get

some special Baking powder. I use " Featherweight Baking Powder " GF.

Good luck,

Carmen

[Guest guest]

Baking soda is gfcf, and so is most baking powder. Baking powder often has

other problems, though, like aluminum, and cornstarch, which is a problem

for some. I use Grainfree Baking Powder by Giusto's of San Francisco, which

appears to be similar to(but much cheaper in bulk than) Featherweight (or

is it Featherlight?) from health food stores.

Lorilyn

[Guest guest]

Baking soda is gfcf, and so is most baking powder. Baking powder often has

other problems, though, like aluminum, and cornstarch, which is a problem

for some. I use Grainfree Baking Powder by Giusto's of San Francisco, which

appears to be similar to(but much cheaper in bulk than) Featherweight (or

is it Featherlight?) from health food stores.

Lorilyn