self-raising flour

Definitions

Agriculture

• noun a type of flour with baking powder added to it

Food

• A wheat flour which incorporates a chemical raising agent, usually sodium bicarbonate plus an acid salt for reaction and completed liberation of all the available carbon dioxide. 30 g of baking powder per kg of plain flour may be substituted (9 teaspoons per kg or 4 teaspoons per lb).

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Contexts for “self-raising flour”

2 definitions in context
• Agriculture
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