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Bioreal Organic Baking Powder - 3x15g sachets

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Use this excellent aluminium-free organic baking powder in place of your supermarket non-organic equivalent in your favourite cake recipes. Baking powder starts to lose its vigour once exposed to the air, which is why this German product comes in handy 3x15g sachets to keep it really fresh. (It also comes in 1kg packs for the really keen baker!).

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