I think I recall someone telling me you could make a fat free cake with yogurt;omit the 3eggs and oil, and just use yogurt. Is this accurate? TIA

do I just substitute the oil with the yogurt and still use the eggs,PLeas help!

Sorry, I don't know the answer but I cannot imagine that you could leave the eggs out without replacing them with some kind of egg substitute as a binder. It is my understanding that the eggs are an important part of your cake's structure! Hopefully someone else will see this and chime in with more details. I also normally see oil substituted with SOMETHING - even applesauce in some recipes. Perhaps it is indeed the yogurt in this case but I can't be sure - sorry I'm not superhelpful but I just wanted to chime in my reservations about leaving out the eggs!

I sub oil w/ applesauce. Are you making it for yourself? If so you can get a cake mix & use 1 can of diet soda. With eggs, use whites (1 extra) instead of the whole eggs

You can substitute the yogurt for the oil. I have used applesauce too. You may however need to make a small adjustment to the amount of water you put in but you do still need the eggs.

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Along with the substitution of applesauce for the oil, you can always use egg sustitutes like Eggbeaters if your goal is lowering the fat.

Also, you can use pureed prunes in chocolate cake instead of the applesauce. You will never know they are there. Baby food prunes work great.