How much does vanilla and baking soda cost in a store?

Question

im doing a Unit Food Project and i need to know.

im making cookies. :)

Answer 1

It depends on where you shop and what size you purchase. For a regular size of vanilla flavoring anywhere from 2.00-3.50 and baking soda .50-.75. Go to a regular grocery store for the best price.

Answer 2

If you're buying pure vanilla extract, it ranges from $3 to $4 or more here in grocery stores in the Midwestern US. A box of baking soda is usually pretty cheap -- somewhere around $1.25 or less.

If you plan on using imitation vanilla extract, it's considerably cheaper -- usually under $2 a bottle. And if you catch a price break at somewhere like Big Lots or Deals, you can save even more money.

Answer 3

Where I shop a two ounce bottle of pure vanilla extract costs $2.99 and a 16 ounce box of baking soda costs 99 cents.
Of course these are store brands.

Good luck on your project!

Answer 4

it depends on where u shop. and if u want imitation vanilla. and im guessing that a box of baking soda would cost around 1.50 maybe a little more. Have fun baking.

Answer 5

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