Baker's Ammonia in DC

[Anonymous]

Anyone know where I can get baker's ammonia in DC? It won't come quickly enough online. I'm not interested in substitutions.

[Anonymous]

You may be able to find this at some Middle Eastern grocery stores. I'd call Mediterranean Bakery on S. Picket in Alexandria and see if they keep it in stock.

[Anonymous]

May I ask what you are baking with it (assuming that’s why you want it). I’ve never heard of it before. Wikipedia says it is used to make thin, dry baked goods?

[Anonymous]

Not DC, but you might call and see if Asadur's in Rockville has it. They have a ton of Greek foods and I know it's used in Greek baking.

[Anonymous]

Thanks, I’ll try those spots! I’m making Springerle. I forgot I threw mine out last holiday season.


https://www.thewednesdaychef.com/the_wednesday_chef/2012/11/making-springerle.html

[Anonymous]

Look at a local Michael's -- LorAnn makes one and Michael's carries a lot of LorAnn products in the baking section. It's called Ammonium Carbonate on the label.

[Anonymous]

I’ve bought it at Aphrodite Greek Imports in Falls Church. https://www.aphroditegreek.com/