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No it is not used for baking, you will need baking powder https://www.yours.co.uk/lifestyle/home/articles/30-extraordinary-uses-for-baking-soda

There are a lot of factors. It would be helpful to see the recipe. You could be using the wrong amount of baking powder, or nun at all Are you using self rising flour Your oven may be the wrong temperature.

Any food can make you sick if you eat too much! However, as someone who comes from near the home of Eccles Cakes, which is Eccles, Greater Manchester, UK, I am also a qualified baker. Eccles cakes are made of a dried currant fruit mixed with butter and brown (Demerara) sugar. The fruit is wrapped in a puff pastry envelope, trying to keep the sealed edges from being too bulky, and therefore not pleasant to eat. The whole thing is then rolled flat to produce a cake about 3 inches in diameter. The seal is placed onto the baking tin, the top is docked, (lightly pricked) to prevent too much rising. A quick egg wash and after resting for half an hour, bake in a hot oven until brown and crispy on top. Let it cool or burn your lips! It won't make you sick for at least three cakes ??

Problem with oven. Call the manufacturer for your model. Or find a local general repair company.

Hello, Susan - Fixya.com does not sell angel food cake mix. I does not sell ANYTHING. It is a website intended for asking and answering questions on how to go about REPAIRING THINGS. You will need to go to the website of the company which manufactured the cake mix you have and pose your question to the Customer Service department. Best wishes.

It should be 18.5 the packet should be separate.

Microwave on defrost for 30 seconds

Typically dry foods are good until YOU KNOW they are not, and most of then do not expire so they don't list a date and even if they do they may not be pleasant but surely safe to consume. Usually if its not perishable it won't go bad if the conditions are kept. Good luck https://www.6ya.com/mr.mike

Type your request on Google.

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It depends on the recipe you're using, be especially careful with the flour you add. it should not be too much but also not too much. Also check if the temperature is right. Sometimes it depends on the oven you're using too.

Sure why not?

Request directly from manufacturer

That is a best by statement, yes it is ok to use.

I would use more butter and add a spoon of water. Make sure you mix well to ensure evenness in cooking when you roll them out. Try using a rolling pin and cup instead of rolling them individually.

How does it smell? I wouldn’t eat it.

Cake mix should have its own leavening, unless it is stale.

Your best bet is to contact the RAS. They won't tell you but they may pass it on. .