Help Please-Have You Ever........
Decorating By MaraCarter Updated 3 Mar 2006 , 1:28pm by nickdrewnjaysmom
Has anyone out there every purchased a Betty Crocker cake mix that you use a stick of butter with? Is it good? Wasnt paying attention and of course didnt notice it until I went to bake cakes. Ugh!!!!!!!!!!!! It is for a fundraiser cake, dont want to have a yucky cake!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks
For best results let the butter set out at room temp until soft works better that way I have found.
I havent seen those in Canada, but I would think they would be better than the oil kind. Oil has no flavour IMHO
I actually prefer them to the oil cakes! I wish I could find them here more often. Only certain chains carry them and I don't shop the overpriced markets (who does?) I think you'll enjoy these cakes.
Just used one last night to make a basketball cake. I only used half the butter asked for on the box. The ball instructions said to use half the oil to make a denser cake. Worked like a charm. Tasty good!
mommachris
I like butter cake, it's heavier than regular cake, a little on the side of pound cake. Yummmm
I made a Duncan Hines Butter Recipe Fudge and it nearly killed me. There was just far too much butter in it for me.
Incidentally, I made a Butter Recipe Yellow sheet cake last night. It's not for me so it doesn't matter. I haven't had any complaints about them from customers, just from myself!
Darci
I always use the Dunkin Hines butter cake and everyone loves it!!
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