Baking powder

Baking powder

Barcode 5352101013010

Standard functional baking powder; effective but high in sodium so use mindfully in recipes.

Safety note

High sodium content - not for direct large-quantity consumption. May cause digestive upset if overused. Store in dry conditions to prevent clumping or premature reaction. Consult for sodium-restricted diets.

What's the verdict?

This generic baking powder is a culinary aid designed to produce carbon dioxide for light, fluffy baked goods. It combines a base, acidulant, and anti-caking starch for double-acting performance without requiring yeast.

Ingredients

3 listed · 1 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label
  • Sodium Bicarbonate (Leavening Agent)Caution

    Releases CO2 gas upon reaction with acids and heat to leaven baked goods; contributes substantial sodium which can elevate blood pressure and pose cardiovascular risks for those with hypertension or sodium-sensitive conditions.

  • Monocalcium Phosphate (Acidulant/Leavening Acid)Beneficial

    Activates the bicarbonate for controlled rising; delivers bioavailable calcium that supports bone density and muscle function, providing a minor beneficial nutritional contribution in baked products.

  • Cornstarch (Anti-caking Agent/Carrier)

    Absorbs moisture to ensure product stability and prevent premature activation; a refined carb with negligible nutritional benefit, potential glycemic impact if consumed heavily, and possible allergen for individuals with corn sensitivities.

Nutrition

calories53
sodium10600
total carbohydrate28
calcium1500
iron2
potassium50

None: total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, dietary fiber, sugars, protein, vitamin d.

What shoppers say

★★★★★Nov 2026
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