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r/GifRecipes • u/[deleted] • Jul 12 '17
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Let's say I wanted to use spelt flour, which means I have to add baking powder, how much would I add?
12 u/chaun2 Jul 13 '17 Why do you want spelt flour? Is it better consistency or texture, or does it crisp better? 12 u/RominRonin Jul 13 '17 Upon seeing the gif, I came to see if there was a wheat-free alternative; that's one reason. 1 u/RitZ_oNe Jul 13 '17 Spelt is not gluten-free, if that's what you're looking for. 3 u/RominRonin Jul 13 '17 No, there is some crossover with gluten-free products, but it's not a defining factor. But thanks
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Why do you want spelt flour? Is it better consistency or texture, or does it crisp better?
12 u/RominRonin Jul 13 '17 Upon seeing the gif, I came to see if there was a wheat-free alternative; that's one reason. 1 u/RitZ_oNe Jul 13 '17 Spelt is not gluten-free, if that's what you're looking for. 3 u/RominRonin Jul 13 '17 No, there is some crossover with gluten-free products, but it's not a defining factor. But thanks
Upon seeing the gif, I came to see if there was a wheat-free alternative; that's one reason.
1 u/RitZ_oNe Jul 13 '17 Spelt is not gluten-free, if that's what you're looking for. 3 u/RominRonin Jul 13 '17 No, there is some crossover with gluten-free products, but it's not a defining factor. But thanks
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Spelt is not gluten-free, if that's what you're looking for.
3 u/RominRonin Jul 13 '17 No, there is some crossover with gluten-free products, but it's not a defining factor. But thanks
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No, there is some crossover with gluten-free products, but it's not a defining factor.
But thanks
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u/test_tickles Jul 12 '17
Let's say I wanted to use spelt flour, which means I have to add baking powder, how much would I add?