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From Digestive Aid to Baking Essential: The Evolution of Eno Fruit Salt
From Digestive Aid to Baking Essential: The Evolution of Eno Fruit Salt
From Digestive Aid to Baking Essential: The Evolution of Eno Fruit Salt
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|Hindustan Times|a year ago

In the 19th century, British pharmacist James Crossley Eno created a restorative powder named "fruit salt" from citric acid and sodium bicarbonate. Initially used for digestion, it later became a popular leavening agent in cooking. Eno's sodium citrate helps neutralize stomach acidity, providing relief. Despite drawbacks in baking, it's favored in Indian cuisine for dishes like idlis and dhoklas.

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