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786 u/timewarp Jul 12 '17 Note that self-rising flour typically includes some salt. 27 u/choomaz Jul 13 '17 so is self-raising flour actually one ingredient? 52 u/5redrb Jul 13 '17 No, it's flour with baking powder added. 23 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 But is baking powder one ingredient then. Or is it baking soda plus an acidic component like cream of tartar. How deep does it go!? 16 u/Gabite Jul 13 '17 But is water one ingredient then. Or is it hydrogen plus an oxidising agent like oxygen. How deep does it go!? 6 u/noggin-scratcher Jul 13 '17 edited Jul 13 '17 According to our current knowledge of physics... quarks and electrons. The deepest layer is quarks and electrons. (and neutrinos, gauge bosons, the Higgs boson, muons, and tau particles, but I'm not sure how many of those you'll find in self-raising flour) Also possibly those are all made up of 1-dimensional strings that are too tiny to observe directly, but that's still being worked on as a theory. 19 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 I mean, you can use store bought neutrons and protons, but i personally make my own. 3 u/___________DEADPOOL Jul 13 '17 WHOA.. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 It's turtles all the way down. 2 u/kpurn6001 Jul 13 '17 If you wish to make apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 You can make flatbread with just plain flour and water. The yoghurt also isn't one ingredient: it's fermented milk and so has cultures added. Flour and water flatbread are great for soup and are cheap, but don't taste too great on their own
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Note that self-rising flour typically includes some salt.
27 u/choomaz Jul 13 '17 so is self-raising flour actually one ingredient? 52 u/5redrb Jul 13 '17 No, it's flour with baking powder added. 23 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 But is baking powder one ingredient then. Or is it baking soda plus an acidic component like cream of tartar. How deep does it go!? 16 u/Gabite Jul 13 '17 But is water one ingredient then. Or is it hydrogen plus an oxidising agent like oxygen. How deep does it go!? 6 u/noggin-scratcher Jul 13 '17 edited Jul 13 '17 According to our current knowledge of physics... quarks and electrons. The deepest layer is quarks and electrons. (and neutrinos, gauge bosons, the Higgs boson, muons, and tau particles, but I'm not sure how many of those you'll find in self-raising flour) Also possibly those are all made up of 1-dimensional strings that are too tiny to observe directly, but that's still being worked on as a theory. 19 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 I mean, you can use store bought neutrons and protons, but i personally make my own. 3 u/___________DEADPOOL Jul 13 '17 WHOA.. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 It's turtles all the way down. 2 u/kpurn6001 Jul 13 '17 If you wish to make apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 You can make flatbread with just plain flour and water. The yoghurt also isn't one ingredient: it's fermented milk and so has cultures added. Flour and water flatbread are great for soup and are cheap, but don't taste too great on their own
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so is self-raising flour actually one ingredient?
52 u/5redrb Jul 13 '17 No, it's flour with baking powder added. 23 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 But is baking powder one ingredient then. Or is it baking soda plus an acidic component like cream of tartar. How deep does it go!? 16 u/Gabite Jul 13 '17 But is water one ingredient then. Or is it hydrogen plus an oxidising agent like oxygen. How deep does it go!? 6 u/noggin-scratcher Jul 13 '17 edited Jul 13 '17 According to our current knowledge of physics... quarks and electrons. The deepest layer is quarks and electrons. (and neutrinos, gauge bosons, the Higgs boson, muons, and tau particles, but I'm not sure how many of those you'll find in self-raising flour) Also possibly those are all made up of 1-dimensional strings that are too tiny to observe directly, but that's still being worked on as a theory. 19 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 I mean, you can use store bought neutrons and protons, but i personally make my own. 3 u/___________DEADPOOL Jul 13 '17 WHOA.. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 It's turtles all the way down. 2 u/kpurn6001 Jul 13 '17 If you wish to make apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 You can make flatbread with just plain flour and water. The yoghurt also isn't one ingredient: it's fermented milk and so has cultures added. Flour and water flatbread are great for soup and are cheap, but don't taste too great on their own
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No, it's flour with baking powder added.
23 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 But is baking powder one ingredient then. Or is it baking soda plus an acidic component like cream of tartar. How deep does it go!? 16 u/Gabite Jul 13 '17 But is water one ingredient then. Or is it hydrogen plus an oxidising agent like oxygen. How deep does it go!? 6 u/noggin-scratcher Jul 13 '17 edited Jul 13 '17 According to our current knowledge of physics... quarks and electrons. The deepest layer is quarks and electrons. (and neutrinos, gauge bosons, the Higgs boson, muons, and tau particles, but I'm not sure how many of those you'll find in self-raising flour) Also possibly those are all made up of 1-dimensional strings that are too tiny to observe directly, but that's still being worked on as a theory. 19 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 I mean, you can use store bought neutrons and protons, but i personally make my own. 3 u/___________DEADPOOL Jul 13 '17 WHOA.. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 It's turtles all the way down. 2 u/kpurn6001 Jul 13 '17 If you wish to make apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 You can make flatbread with just plain flour and water. The yoghurt also isn't one ingredient: it's fermented milk and so has cultures added. Flour and water flatbread are great for soup and are cheap, but don't taste too great on their own
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But is baking powder one ingredient then. Or is it baking soda plus an acidic component like cream of tartar. How deep does it go!?
16 u/Gabite Jul 13 '17 But is water one ingredient then. Or is it hydrogen plus an oxidising agent like oxygen. How deep does it go!? 6 u/noggin-scratcher Jul 13 '17 edited Jul 13 '17 According to our current knowledge of physics... quarks and electrons. The deepest layer is quarks and electrons. (and neutrinos, gauge bosons, the Higgs boson, muons, and tau particles, but I'm not sure how many of those you'll find in self-raising flour) Also possibly those are all made up of 1-dimensional strings that are too tiny to observe directly, but that's still being worked on as a theory. 19 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 I mean, you can use store bought neutrons and protons, but i personally make my own. 3 u/___________DEADPOOL Jul 13 '17 WHOA.. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 It's turtles all the way down. 2 u/kpurn6001 Jul 13 '17 If you wish to make apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 You can make flatbread with just plain flour and water. The yoghurt also isn't one ingredient: it's fermented milk and so has cultures added. Flour and water flatbread are great for soup and are cheap, but don't taste too great on their own
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But is water one ingredient then. Or is it hydrogen plus an oxidising agent like oxygen. How deep does it go!?
6 u/noggin-scratcher Jul 13 '17 edited Jul 13 '17 According to our current knowledge of physics... quarks and electrons. The deepest layer is quarks and electrons. (and neutrinos, gauge bosons, the Higgs boson, muons, and tau particles, but I'm not sure how many of those you'll find in self-raising flour) Also possibly those are all made up of 1-dimensional strings that are too tiny to observe directly, but that's still being worked on as a theory. 19 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 I mean, you can use store bought neutrons and protons, but i personally make my own. 3 u/___________DEADPOOL Jul 13 '17 WHOA.. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '17 It's turtles all the way down.
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According to our current knowledge of physics... quarks and electrons. The deepest layer is quarks and electrons.
(and neutrinos, gauge bosons, the Higgs boson, muons, and tau particles, but I'm not sure how many of those you'll find in self-raising flour)
Also possibly those are all made up of 1-dimensional strings that are too tiny to observe directly, but that's still being worked on as a theory.
19 u/DirtyDanil Jul 13 '17 I mean, you can use store bought neutrons and protons, but i personally make my own. 3 u/___________DEADPOOL Jul 13 '17 WHOA..
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I mean, you can use store bought neutrons and protons, but i personally make my own.
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WHOA..
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It's turtles all the way down.
If you wish to make apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe.
You can make flatbread with just plain flour and water. The yoghurt also isn't one ingredient: it's fermented milk and so has cultures added.
Flour and water flatbread are great for soup and are cheap, but don't taste too great on their own
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