Assertion: baking powder | /r/CapableOf | combine acid
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text: Baking powder combines an acid (most commonly monocalcium phosphate, sodium aluminum sulfate, or cream of tartar) and sodium bicarbonate, an alkali more commonly known as baking soda.
text: Since baking powder includes an acid and a base, it is used in recipes that have other relatively neutral ingredients, like milk.
text: Baking powder combines baking soda and an acid (or two acids if the baking powder is labelled as double acting).
text: Because baking powder combines both an acid and a base, it eliminates the need for ingredients like buttermilk or sour cream to activate the sodium bicarbonate, allowing milk or even water to set off the reaction.
text: Baking powder combines baking soda and an acid (or two acids if the baking powder is labelled as double acting).