Apparently, someone has an explanation.
Oreo Cookie won't burn because of fire retardant baked into cookie SODIUM BICARBONATE
Apparently, someone has an explanation.
> Oreo Cookie won't burn because of fire retardant baked into cookie SODIUM BICARBONATE
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oab_YVAlYKk
Apparently, someone has an explanation.
Oreo Cookie won't burn because of fire retardant baked into cookie SODIUM BICARBONATE
If that is the reason they don't burn, then most cookies including homemade ones, shouldn't burn either since they also have sodium bicarbonate "flame retardant" in them. We normally call sodium bicarbonate baking soda when used in baking though.
>Apparently, someone has an explanation.
>>Oreo Cookie won't burn because of fire retardant baked into cookie SODIUM BICARBONATE
If that is the reason they don't burn, then most cookies including homemade ones, shouldn't burn either since they also have sodium bicarbonate "flame retardant" in them. We normally call sodium bicarbonate baking soda when used in baking though.
I don't use baking soda much. I prefer fresh or dry yeast depending on what I'm baking.
I don't use baking soda much. I prefer fresh or dry yeast depending on what I'm baking.
You're thinking of baking powder.
You're thinking of baking powder.
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