[lists] Re: Baking powder and indigestion

[Guest guest]

Where did you find that?

Stuck

[lists] Re: Baking powder and indigestion

>

> --- In Coconut Oil , zoe w

Found this on a website but didn't give an alternative to it

>The use of soda or baking powder in breadmaking is harmful and

unnecessary. Soda causes inflammation of the stomach and often

poisons the entire system.

>

> Hi all

>

> My baking powder contains

> Di sodium diphosphate

> Sodium hydrogen carbonate

> Rice flour>

>

> Going to do some research on these and see what i come up with.

>

> Another thought dried fruit is coated in perservative sulphur

> dioxide and glazed with vegetable oil. I think i will wash fruit

> first in future. Actually soaking plumps the fruit up as well.

> Sally

>

> > >> Is there an alterntive to baking powder?

> > >> I have a fruitcake receipe which i made all the time. I

stopped

> > >

>

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[Guest guest]

>

> Where did you find that?

> Stuck

>

I don't know if i could find the website again. It was called

ministry of health i think. It was a bit of a weird site, mentioning

god alot so that's why i didn't bother putting a link on forum.

I couldn't find much about baking powder being particularly bad for

you, unless i looked in the wrong places.

Sally.

[Guest guest]

Keep in mind that this is the internet, Anyone can say anything they want about

any substance or anything else for that matter. Unless they have backed up

their

claim with some valid research, take it with a grain of salt.

huggs

zoe

Friday, November 24, 2006, 9:17:22 AM, you wrote:

>> Where did you find that?

>> Stuck

> I don't know if i could find the website again. It was called

> ministry of health i think. It was a bit of a weird site, mentioning

> god alot so that's why i didn't bother putting a link on forum.

> I couldn't find much about baking powder being particularly bad for

> you, unless i looked in the wrong places.

> Sally.