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Bakery Products
Used in suitable cakes, biscuits, cookies, muffins and other chemically leavened products.
Food Chemicals
A versatile food-grade ingredient used for chemical leavening, acidity regulation and pH control in suitable food formulations.
Product Overview
Sodium bicarbonate, also known as sodium hydrogen carbonate or baking soda, is a mildly alkaline ingredient used in many food-processing systems. In a bakery formulation, it reacts with suitable food acids in the presence of moisture and releases carbon dioxide.
The released gas expands within the dough or batter and contributes to volume, crumb structure and texture. Sodium bicarbonate can also serve as an acidity regulator or pH-control agent in other permitted food applications.
Sodium bicarbonate is not a complete baking powder and is not interchangeable with ammonium bicarbonate on a one-to-one basis. Formulation balance and processing trials remain essential.
Common Applications
The correct grade and addition level depend on the required function, formulation and regulations in the destination market.
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Used in suitable cakes, biscuits, cookies, muffins and other chemically leavened products.
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Added to compatible baking powders, premixes and dry formulations as part of a balanced leavening system.
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Considered for permitted confectionery and cocoa-processing applications where controlled alkalinity is required.
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Used in compatible formulations for pH adjustment, acidity control or effervescence where regulations permit.
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Product Questions
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Ask About This ProductSodium bicarbonate, also called sodium hydrogen carbonate or baking soda, is a food ingredient identified as INS 500(ii). It can function as a raising agent and acidity regulator.
It reacts with suitable food acids in the presence of moisture, releasing carbon dioxide that helps expand doughs and batters. The acid-to-bicarbonate balance affects the finished product.
No. Sodium bicarbonate is one alkaline ingredient, while baking powder is a prepared leavening system that normally combines bicarbonate with one or more food acids.
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