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    what happens when lemon juice reacts with baking soda?

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      It creates carbon dioxide bubbles, good for light and fluffy baking.

      9 years ago. Rating: 4
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        Ducky

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        It never overflows....that's amazing!!
        commented 9 years ago
        ROMOS

        I'm a very clean baker.
        commented 9 years ago
        Ducky

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        If not, clean up the mess as soon as you're finished baking. Don't leave it for "someone else"!
        commented 9 years ago
        Bob/PKB

        LOL
        commented 9 years ago

        People are no doubt already calling this the "Sprite" GMT after a range of soda-inspired nicknames in the collection link but Sprite colors are yellow and green. This is black and link green making it more like link the "Starbucks" Submariner. Frankly to my eyes this looks less like any type of drink and more like the quintessence of Rolex branding.

        8 months ago. Rating: 0
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