Hearth Club Baking Powder

The Hearth Club brand began its life as Health Club. Hearth Club Baking Powder was at one time co-marketed with such products as Luzianne Teas and Coffees, Octagon soap products, Borden Milk, Obelisk Flour, Mrs Filbert's Margarine and others.

Hulman & Co. acquired this brand with its purchase of the Rumford Chemical Works in 1950. Hearth Club Baking Powder, once a popular regional brand in the southeastern United States, has been replaced by Clabber Girl brand in most markets. Hearth Club customers have since joined the millions who rely on America’s favorite baking powder, Clabber Girl.

Hearth Club Baking Powder is now sold in a few discount retailers in the U.S including Dollar General. When you want good performance at a great price, look for Hearth Club.

Hearth Club Baking Powder is gluten-free and certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union.