Baking soda practical refill

VERSATILE FOR BAKING, COOKING & EASY REFILLING

€7.80*

Content: 1 kg

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Packaging sizes

1 kg bag

2 x 1 kg Beutel

3 kg bag

2 x 3 kg Beutel

6 x 1 kg Beutel

10 x 1 kg Beutel

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Product number: 11116-04

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Benefits

Food-grade quality E 500(ii)
For baking, cooking & household use
Practical refill bag for stocking up

Product information "Baking soda practical refill"

Baking soda – a versatile classic in a practical refill bag

Some ingredients have one specific job in the cupboard. Baking soda definitely isn't one of them. Whether you're baking, cooking, cleaning or experimenting with your own household preparations, this fine white powder is a remarkably versatile basic ingredient that you can use in many different ways.

Our Golden Peanut® Baking Soda consists of 100% sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO₃), also known as sodium hydrogen carbonate. It is supplied in food-grade quality and is approved as the food additive E 500(ii).

Our practical refill bags make it easy to refill a container you already have or keep a space-saving supply of baking soda on hand. Especially if you use baking soda regularly, the refill bag is a convenient alternative to buying another bucket.

When baking soda gets to work in your baking

Muffins, cakes, cookies, pancakes and many other baked goods can benefit from baking soda. When sodium bicarbonate comes into contact with an acidic ingredient, carbon dioxide is released. The resulting tiny gas bubbles help loosen the dough or batter and can increase its volume.

This is also why baking soda and citric acid make such a reactive combination: when they come together in the presence of moisture, carbon dioxide is released.

Much more than a baking ingredient

Baking soda isn't just for baking. It can also be used in cooking and for numerous traditional applications around the home, including cleaning and laundry. It is also a popular basic ingredient for homemade household preparations.

If you prefer keeping a few versatile basics on hand rather than buying a separate specialist product for every task, baking soda is one of those ingredients you'll find yourself reaching for again and again.

Baking soda, sodium bicarbonate or sodium carbonate?

The terminology can sometimes be confusing, but chemically these are different substances. Baking soda is sodium bicarbonate or sodium hydrogen carbonate (NaHCO₃). Sodium carbonate, on the other hand, has the formula Na₂CO₃ and is considerably more alkaline. The two should therefore not simply be substituted for one another.

Another potential source of confusion is baking powder: baking soda means pure sodium bicarbonate. Baking powder is a mixture that generally contains a leavening agent together with an acidic component and other ingredients.

Why is baking soda so versatile?

Its versatility comes from its chemical properties. Sodium bicarbonate is mildly alkaline and can react with acids, releasing carbon dioxide under the right conditions. When heated, sodium bicarbonate also decomposes to form sodium carbonate, carbon dioxide and water.

These relatively simple properties are behind many of the different ways baking soda can be used in the kitchen and around the home.

A basic ingredient for people who like to make things themselves

If you enjoy baking from scratch, experimenting with your own recipes or making simple household preparations yourself, baking soda gives you plenty of possibilities. Instead of being tied to one specific application, you decide what you want to use it for.

The refill bags are particularly practical if you already have a suitable storage container or use baking soda regularly. Simply refill your existing container instead of adding another bucket every time you order.

What exactly is sodium bicarbonate?

Sodium bicarbonate is a well-established raw material used in food production and numerous other applications. Industrially, it can be produced through processes such as the Solvay process, in which substances including sodium chloride and carbon dioxide are used.

For our Golden Peanut® Baking Soda, what matters in everyday use is simple: you receive food-grade sodium bicarbonate, versatile for baking, cooking and numerous household applications – in a practical bag for refilling and stocking up.

Benefits

100% sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO₃)
Food-grade quality E 500(ii)
Also known as baking soda or sodium hydrogen carbonate
Suitable for use as a leavening agent
For sweet and savory baking recipes
Versatile for cooking and your own recipes
Mildly alkaline properties
For numerous household applications
Suitable for cleaning and laundry
For homemade household preparations
Practical refill bag for your existing storage container
Space-saving for stocking up
Vegan
No additional ingredients
Food-safe packaging designed to protect the product
Filled in Germany

Nährwerte und Produktdetails

Ingredients

Sodium bicarbonate (100%) E 500(ii)

Directions for Use

Baking soda is one of those basic ingredients for which you can keep finding new uses. You can use it for cooking and baking, as well as for many traditional household and cleaning applications.

In the kitchen and for baking:

for cooking and baking
as a leavening agent for a variety of baked goods
for recipes calling for baking soda or sodium bicarbonate
in combination with acidic ingredients such as citric acid

Around the home:

for a variety of cleaning tasks in the kitchen and household
for laundry and fabric care
for cleaning pots, dishes and suitable surfaces
for neutralizing unpleasant odors
for homemade household preparations
in combination with citric acid for further household applications

For your own ideas: Baking soda is also traditionally used in various homemade personal care preparations. Depending on the intended use, always follow a recipe that is suitable for that particular application.

Shelf Life and Storage

When stored in a cool, dry place, the product has a minimum shelf life of 2 years from the date of production.

Our products are supplied in prepacked packaging marked with a batch number and best-before date (printed directly on the packaging or provided on an additional label). When stored correctly, the manufacturer guarantees that the product will retain its characteristics in terms of appearance, taste and processing properties until the stated best-before date. A best-before date is not an expiry date as used, for example, for highly perishable fresh foods.

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25 September 2025 08:20
Written by: Katharina

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