Is SR flour the same as plain and baking powder mixed together?
Self raising flour (SR) is a type of flour that contains baking powder and salt as raising agents. It is convenient for baking as it doesn't require the separate addition of baking powder. It is not the same as plain flour and baking powder mixed together as it contains a specific ratio of baking powder and flour.
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