
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.
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
- 1:1 substitute for regular baking powder
- Aluminum-free, encapsulated formula
- OU Kosher certified and vegan
- Can boost rise in gluten-free yeast bread
- 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
| Brand | Free |
|---|---|
| Model | 1431-1PK |
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.