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I'm Free Gluten-Free Baking Powder 8 oz

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A gluten-free-focused, aluminum-free baking powder worth stocking if you bake gluten-free and want a 1:1 swap that also helps yeast breads rise.

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ASIN: B019DRD32MModel: 1431-1PKCategory: Baking Powder

Overview

This 8oz baking powder from the I'm Free brand is an aluminum-free, encapsulated formula built as a 1:1 substitute for regular baking powder in gluten-free baking, and it carries Orthodox Union Kosher (Pareve) certification.

The encapsulated, aluminum-free formula targets gluten-free batters specifically, which lack the structure gluten normally provides to trap rising gas. The brand also suggests stirring 1 to 2 teaspoons into gluten-free yeast bread dough to help it rise further, on top of its use as a direct baking powder swap.

  • 8oz container
  • Aluminum-free, encapsulated formula
  • OU Kosher certified, vegan
  • 1:1 substitute for regular baking powder

Who it's for

Fits gluten-free bakers who want a kosher-certified, aluminum-free baking powder that swaps in measure for measure, including those baking gluten-free yeast breads. Bakers working with regular flour who don't need gluten-free or kosher certification have no reason to pay for it.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • 1:1 substitute for regular baking powder
  • Aluminum-free, encapsulated formula
  • OU Kosher certified and vegan
  • Can boost rise in gluten-free yeast bread
Cons
  • Single 8oz size only

Performance notes

The encapsulated, aluminum-free formula is built to behave predictably in gluten-free batters, and the brand's added-dose tip for yeast breads is meant to compensate for the structure that gluten would otherwise provide, helping the dough rise further than it would on yeast alone.

Specifications

BrandFree
Model1431-1PK

Frequently asked questions

Can this replace regular baking powder measure for measure?

Yes, it is designed as a 1:1 replacement.

Is it kosher?

Yes, certified Kosher (Pareve) by the Orthodox Union.

Can I use it in yeast bread?

The brand suggests adding 1 to 2 teaspoons to gluten-free yeast bread dough to improve rise.