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Being resourceful and too lazy to make anything else... I remove the burnt marshmellows...
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You guessed it, I put more marshmellows on and tried again...
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And thanks to my mom, mammaw, I checked the expiration date on my Baking Powder. Hmmmm... I didn't realize there was an expiration date. Guess I'll be getting new Baking Powder tomorrow. Any guesses on how old my Baking Powder was?
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five years.
Baking Powder has an expiration date? Opps. Better check mine..........Holy Crap. Mine says May of 2002. Who wins?
I do! But not by much.
No, my oldest sister wins. May 1995. You can tell my family bakes alot.
yum.
I just learned about the baking powder thing recently too. Who'dathunk?
Holy Crap!
Mine says Jan 2002....and I bake a lot! I guess *I'M* going to the store today!
You can test baking powder by mixing one teaspoon of it with a half cup of hot water. If it bubble immediately, it's still good. You're supposed to replace it within a year of opening it.
You can test baking soda by mixing 1/4 teaspoon of it with 2 teaspoons of vinegar. If it bubble immediately, it's still good. Baking soda will keep indefinitely if it's kept in a cool place in a sealed container and...which I guess is why they sell it in non-resealable boxes.
Just because I know this doesn't mean I actually remember to check the dates or replace the stuff regularly. I usually don't think to check the expiration date before using it either. My theory is if I don't know it's expired, it won't know either.
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