3 ways baking soda makes food rise and shine


Using baking soda in cooking. Photo: The Star/Jane F. Ragavan

If baking soda were a woman, she would make the perfect 1950s housewife – she cooks, she cleans, she gets rid of smells and excessive gas, she soothes bug bites and sunburned skin.

But any man who thinks he can keep her in the kitchen to take care of the home had better watch out: The long-suffering baking soda wife who has had enough of her no-good domineering husband also has, in her nature, the ability do him serious harm!

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