Homemade oil bars

There's a lot of cooking on the house, a lot of cooking on the Internet, a lot of cool skins, oil bars, electric cakes. No, I've been cooking with the wind. First time, it's a success. The oil bars were made using aluminum-free powder and small sodas as an inflation agent. Aluminium-free powder, commonly referred to as dual-effect bubble-battered powder, is composed of a combination of acid pine phosphate calcium phosphate, potassium thalphate and sodium bicarbonate alkaline pine, ammonium carbonate, potassium carbonate, calcium hypocarbonate and starch. Aluminium-free powder does not contain any aluminium composition and is generally used at 2 to 5 per cent, with little harm to humans from thermal decomposition products. The chemical name of sodium carbonate, which eats small sodas, is sodium carbonate, which is often mixed with sodium melted water into flour when cooking foods such as buns and cookies, which is then heat-decompositioned into sodium carbonate, carbon dioxide and water, and a spill of carbon dioxide and water vapour, which can lead to more Gabonese pine. In addition, small soda removes pesticide residues from food and can be moderate to stomach acid。