Sodium Bicarbonate #1 TFF (Treated Free-Flowing) is a white crystalline powder that is often used in baking mixes and self rising flour. When combined with an acidic ingredient present in batter, a chemical reaction under high temperatures occurs, producing carbon dioxide bubbles that promote rising in cakes, cookies, and other baked goods.
Natural Soda produces pure, natural sodium bicarbonate from its extensive nahcolite leases which cover more than 9,400 acres. Our processing facility is located in the Piceance Creek Basin in Colorado. The Piceance Creek Basin contains North America’s only known significant deposit of nahcolite and Natural Soda is currently the only company taking advantage of this world class resource. For customers and distributors, this means our recovered nahcolite guarantees you a pure and reliable source of natural sodium bicarbonate.
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