Rumford Baking Powder, 8.1 Ounce (Pack of 2)

It works. No aluminum.

I have been using this for a while what I like about this product is that it does not have aluminum in it and that is a big plus I buy nothing else but this I use it in my 99 second bread and I'm absolutely over the moon about it

I use rumford baking powder ALLTHE TIME! I make scones, biscuits, pancakes, cakes, waffles, cornbread, muffins, and on and on and on using this brand's powder. I get really tall biscuits and scones especially, it's very satisfying. I can rely on the results. It doesn't really clump either like clabber girl or whatever that white can brand is that has aluminum in it. I choose rumford because they are aluminum free and always seems fresh and smooth, giving me great results. I like the helpful measuring part of the lid too. I am never without a spare can in my pantry.I ordered these on Amazon for my sister in Santa Barbara, her Vons by her house only has that other brand I mentioned that I grew up using with my mother, I recalled my mom having to first smooth out all the lumps in her hand before adding it to the mix, and my sister's baking powder at her house of this brand was the same. I thought they put the aluminum and all the cruddy ingredients in there to inhibit this... anyway, I used it at her place and I got sad little scones. Could have been a combination of it being older powder or an oven that is out of whack...but I couldn't leave without ordering her the good stuff and an oven temp sensor. I threw out her gross baking powder and left her my recipe and heard back in a week that her scones came out fluffy and her oven runs 25degrees hotter according to the temp gauge I got.Romford truly is the best on the market. I trust it in all my cooking which is also mostly organic. I don't skimp on quality when I am spending a lot of money on ingredients. You can likely find it at a higher end grocery store that caters to quality foods, not bulk or processed foods with low prices.I buy mine for about $3 a can. Worth having a back up at all times. Many recipes call for 3tsp/1 tbsp of powder at a time.Cans can be reused for draining off fat or making into rattle toys for toddlers. My boys love getting the cans when I am finished with the powder.Hope this helps.

Product was packaged well and intact.

Hard to find in stores Rumford does not have aluminum added. Aluminum is so bad for for people. Should be banned.Glad I found this.

Baking powders that don't have aluminum compounds are not common. I have had pancakes that I could taste the aluminum in. Bleagh.Rumford instead has monocalcium phosphate to react with the sodium bicarb. Better. And it has a long history of good results. So this is my go-to baking powder.

The number one reason is there’s no aluminum in it. I could never figure out why any food company would put aluminum in a product intended for human consumption.

You wouldn’t think baking powder would be something to get too excited about but I do 😂 seriously this is the only brand that I’ve found that is aluminum free & a great price, I will buy this over and over again! It works great! Just as expected, Thank You!