Bicarbonate

Bicarbonate or baking powder as raising agent

Bicarbonate is known by many synonyms: Baking powder, baking soda, stomach salt, sodium bicarbonate,

Use bicarbonate in pancakes, cakes, bread and other baked and fried dishes.

Bicarbonate in the kitchen

Bicarbonate is added to cooking water to tenderise vegetables. In your butcher's shop and in Asian cooking, bicarbonate is used to soften meat.

Wash your vegetables in cold water with bicarbonate to remove pesticide residues.

Bicarbonate for your teeth

Bicorbanate is also suitable for cleaning your toothbrush and dentures. Soak overnight in a glass of water with bicarbonate.

Apply the bicarbonate for whiter teeth, brushing your teeth with it.

Bicarbonate indispensable in every household

Bicarbonate or bicarbonate of baking powder is very effective for cleaning and scrubbing. It is versatile in household use:

To make glass objects shine.
As degreasing agent
Cleaning of cutting boards
Clean bathtubs and sinks with a thick paste of bicarbonate.
Cleaning of hair combs: soak the combs in water with bicarbonate and then rinse thoroughly
To remove odours from shoes: pour a little bicarbonate in the shoes, leave to stand overnight, tap the bicarbonate out and clean with a hoover.

Disclaimer: the above tips are not precise instructions for use. They are not suitable for every type of material or dust. It is best to try them on a small piece. Or get advice from an expert. We cannot be held responsible for damage.

Use

Do not use too much bicarbonate. If you taste a little sour, you have used too much. You can also add a little sour to your recipe (e.g. apple vinegar, lemon, yoghurt).

Ingredients

Pure natrium bicarbonate, no additives nor aluminium. Suitable for oral consumption.

Allergens

This product contains no allergens

This product is packaged and/or stored in a facility that also processes products containing nuts, peanuts, mustard, celery, gluten, sesame, soy and sulphite. Despite all precautions, this product may contain traces of these allergens.