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Subject: Re: Re: Aluminum and Alzheimers Disease - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 15-Dec-83 01:18:42 EST
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ucbcad!max    Dec  8 19:48:00 1983

Two kinds of baking powder are widely available: one uses an aluminum
compound as the acidulating agent (Calumet, Clabber Girl, etc.) while the
other does not (Rumford comes to mind). This is far more important than the
choice of anti-caking component, which makes up a much smaller fraction
of the mixture.

	Max Hauser, University of California, Berkeley