I am making a lingerie cake carved out of a 9x13 and small bowls for the boobs. I want to make sure my 9x13 is tall enough, so I don't want to take batter out of it to make the boobs. I was thinking I should make 2 mixes and just make an extra 6" cake for someone else as a thank-you. I have a chocolate Duncan Hines and a yellow Betty Crocker. I originally thought I'd do a yellow 9x13 and chocolate boobs and 6" pans. But then i thought, why not make the 9x13 both chocolate and yellow? So the question is, can I bake two different brand mixes in the same cake pan? (I've done the 2 flavors in a 12x18, so I know that will work, but just didn't know if using different brands would have a negative effect.) I'm still experimenting with which cake mix brand I like better, so that's why I have 2 different brands. Has anyone done this?

Or should I scrap the idea of doing 2 flavors, and just do an extender recipe on one box?

Thanks!

To answer your ? sure you can do it. But.....
I feel my *original* WASC recipe is perfect for the 9x13. Then do the other cake for the rest of the pans.

Kakeladi, after searching, I finally found your original recipe. One question, though, about WASC. Does it have a big almond taste, or is it subtle? I use almond flavoring in my buttercream, so I don't want too much almond flavor. Also, I'm using a yellow cake mix. I saw on this post that you can use other extracts. Could I just use 2 tsp of vanilla instead?

Thanks!

Flavoring is totally a personal choice of what you think tastes good!
Use as much or as little as you want.
Combine any ones you think will go together well.
This is what I prefere to use:
1 part vanilla
1/2 part butter flavor
1/4 part almond extract
A 'part' is any measure you want to use: teaspoon, Tablespoon, cut, quart, OR whatever
Yes, if you prefere you can use just vnailla.