I've seen this same debate elsewhere, and no one
could come up with any proof, just she said, he
said, they said, I heard. *Shrug* I'd be more
concerned about the baking powder myself. And if
anyone would know for sure, I would think it would
be Brooks, and he definitely would tell us what
baking soda NOT to use.
Annie
If we could sell our experiences for what they
cost us, we'd all be millionaires.
Abigail Van Buren
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
Well thats good enough for me Marshall. I believe in being fair minded and
not believing everything negative until it is proved i.e. hearsay. After all,
if I had done this when I read about CS then I would never have used it and
would have missed out on a marvellous product. Thank you for taking the
trouble to resolve this debate scientifically. dee
On 7 Jan 2010, at 15:42, Marshall Dudley wrote:
As I stated earlier, I tested a&H for the to possible forms of aluminum from
machinery, and they were negative. There is no detectable aluminum metal or
aluminum oxide in it.
Marshall
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