What to Do If You Don't Have Baking Soda
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Baking powder is baking soda’s fancy cousin who already brought its own acid to the party. It’s literally baking soda + a dry acid (like cream of tartar). The problem? It’s only half as strong. So you need three times as much baking powder as the recipe asks for in soda. One teaspoon of soda becomes three teaspoons of powder.
Fair warning: Too much baking powder gives baked goods a metallic, soapy aftertaste. Your cookies will taste like they’ve been gossiping with a battery. Use this only if you’re desperate and out of other acids.