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2dl baking powder???? Quite a lot!?
And, teaspoon, in Finnish tsp is = tsk in Swedish.
På svenska heter det mjölmix inte pure'! ('pure' = puree in Finnish) or do you have a puree and flour product?
Hello Elizabeth,
Our Swedish website is still under construction, so there are several errors in the recipes. We are working on correcting them! Baking powder for this cake is 2 tsp. Sorry for these errors!