I ALWAYS add pudding to my yellow cake mix, and never to my chocolate. How does every one feel about adding pudding to chocolate cake mix?

Thanks for the insight!

I use a box of pudding in every flavor cake mix.

I've tried using the 3D-Wedding cake recipe that calls for pudding mix and sour cream with chocolate cake mixes, and I find that it rises like CRAZY!!! I mean I fill an 8x2 pan half way and it will OVERFLOW the pan and create a super mess in my oven.

I use pudding in all my cakes, regardless of flavor. I do find that chocolate cake rises much more than any other flavor, but in my experience, that is true with or without pudding.

I always use chocolate pudding in my chocolate cake.

What about red velvet cake? What pudding do you pair with that?

I found the pudding and sour cream in a Devils Food mix made it way too fudgy..I really lost the cake texture so I don't add it to that. I have not tried a regular choc cake mix because I love devil's food.

I would do a choc pudding in Red Velvet since it has that hint of cocoa anyway

I use vanilla for red velvet.

Really - you just add the packet of dry pudding mix to your cake mix -
Never done that - do you add it in place of *something* or with everything else........
I learn somehing new everytime i log on -

Any tips would be gratefully recieved ............ thankyou.


Bluehue.

I always add pudding mix to all of my cake mixes, my customers love it.

SWEET THANKS

I use white chocolate pudding in my red velvet, which doesn't change the color of the batter.

Sometimes, in my yellow or white cakes, I'll use cheesecake pudding instead of vanilla for an extra rich flavor.

I use chocolate pudding in my chocolate cake and red velvet.

i made a chocolate cake this past weekend and used chocolate ganache for filling and my grandkids just loved it.

Jello has a "Turtle" pudding that is only sold around the holidays.....it is DELICIOUS in a chocolate cake.

I add a packet of dry pudding to the mix and slightly increase the amount of oil and water. I also use 1/2 milk and 1/2 water.

ktbug - thankyou very much for your pm - greatly appreciated.

Bluehue