(edit title) Baking powder...translation, please? Does it exist in Sweden? Options

[lizamike]

I searched my local ICA high and low for "bakpulver" today -- the Google translation of "baking powder" that I pulled up on my phone. Couldn't find any such thing. I've found baking soda in the past, but I can't locate baking powder.

Can anyone point me in the right direction -- a translation and perhaps a hint as to WHERE in a supermarket I might find it? The baking aisle would be obvious (flour, sugar, etc.), and yet I didn't see anything like it there...

Tack tack!

[Bender B Rodriquez]

It is called bakpulver and it is usually located in the baking aisle, so you were on the right path.
It comes in cans like these: https://www.google.se/search?q=bakpulver&am..._NueO4gTDs4DIDA

Just ask the staff for "baking powder" and they will find it for you.

[johnjohn]

You can find it near the self-raising, or is self-rising flour. Maybe someone knows the Swedish word for it.

[Puffin]

Bakpulver is usually very prominant in the baking aisle near the flour

[Puffin]

Usually it comes in a cardboard tub with a plastic lid

[lizamike]

Thank you! I returned to ICA with renewed confidence and found it. The resulting cookies turned out well.

[Vstrommer71]

OK,so you can understand my great adventure on hunting Corn Flour in the shelves!Finally I found it(or something that is really close to it)after long-long time,and it really had a very strange name for my English lol
The resulting sweet for my case gone really bad :-))))