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View compareNewman'S Own Cream Of Tartar, Baking Essential To Fluff Up Meringues, Cookies, And Cakes, Non-Gmo, Kosher, 3.25 Oz. Bottle
Newman'S Own Cream Of Tartar, Baking Essential To Fluff Up Meringues, Cookies, And Cakes, Non-Gmo, Kosher, 3.25 Oz. Bottle
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New Look, Same Great Taste: Newman'S Own Has A Fresh, Updated Packaging Design, But Don
Safety & Compliance
Safety & Compliance
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65):
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the primary use of Newman's Own Cream of Tartar? A: Newman's Own Cream of Tartar is primarily used as a stabilizer for egg whites in meringues, to activate baking soda in recipes, and to improve the texture and taste of cookies and cakes.
- Q: Is Newman's Own Cream of Tartar Non-GMO and Kosher? A: Yes, Newman's Own Cream of Tartar is Non-GMO and certified Kosher, ensuring that it meets specific dietary standards.
- Q: How does Cream of Tartar enhance baking results? A: Cream of Tartar helps stabilize egg whites, prevents crystallization in syrups, and adds a tangy flavor to baked goods, contributing to a successful baking experience.
- Q: What is the packaging material of Newman's Own Cream of Tartar? A: The packaging for Newman's Own Cream of Tartar is made of recyclable PET plastic, supporting sustainable sourcing and environmental protection.
- Q: How can I incorporate Cream of Tartar into my baking recipes? A: You can incorporate Cream of Tartar into your baking by adding it to meringues, cookies, and cakes, particularly when working with egg whites or when a recipe requires acidic components to activate baking soda.