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A raising agent, or leavening agent, is a substance that causes dough and batters to foam, lightening the final product through the formation of carbon dioxide. There are several types of raising agents, including chemical (like baking powder and baking soda), mechanical (such as creaming and kneading), and natural leaveners (like yeast and steam). The effectiveness of these agents relies on the proper combination of ingredients and techniques to achieve the desired rise in baked goods.
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