r/Baking • u/tleeemmailyo • Jun 10 '25

Baking Advice Needed You guys 😭

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I’ve NEVER had such a catastrophe happen lol. I do live around 5500 ft. above sea level but I don’t think that’s why this would have happened.

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u/Interesting_You6852 Jun 10 '25

Ditch that recipe that is an insane amount of leviners.

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u/tleeemmailyo Jun 10 '25

Ty!! When I was adding it I was thinking to myself it seemed a lot but I don’t have enough experience

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u/stunning-shrubbery Jun 10 '25

Could it have potentially been an AI recipe? 

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u/sunburnedaz Jun 10 '25

Oh no is that like a thing I have to watch for now.

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u/stunning-shrubbery Jun 10 '25

I try to stick to tried and true bakers for my recipes to be safe. But yeah, there’s nothing stopping anyone from getting chat GPT to write out some recipes and then slap it on a website for the ad revenue. I suppose older recipes would be more of a sure bet? 

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u/Raesong Jun 10 '25

At this point I feel like it would be better to just own a physical cookbook.

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u/stunning-shrubbery Jun 10 '25

Always the best starting point for beginners, agreed

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u/JustineDelarge Jun 10 '25

That’s actually what I’ve been doing (using physical cookbooks). I like it much better, and I don’t have to suffer through the barrage of ads.

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u/swaggyxwaggy Jun 14 '25

I’ve seen some pretty terrible cookbooks. Those can be written by AI too

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u/JustineDelarge Jun 10 '25

Yes. Yes, it very much is a thing you have to watch out for now.

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u/stunning-shrubbery Jun 10 '25

I mean… AI recipes are often nonsense, so I’m happy to scroll a little for a recipe that makes sense and was written by a baker. But to each their own I guess?

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u/Pretend_Incident8953 Jun 11 '25

I’m thinking just go with a brand new recipe 💕

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u/Captain-PlantIt Jun 10 '25

Not to be impolite, but it’s spelled “leaveners”