

I am not real sure about using the creamer in the frosting. Cream cheese frosting is so tempermental. I just made cream cheese frosting and I added cinnamon spice blend to it. It tasted great and didn't mess with the consistency. Good luck.

I'm not sure either but doesn't McCormick or somebody sell a pumpkin pie spice blend? Maybe you could try that.
Chrisy


I think I have seen past threads where people have used coffee creamers in their buttercream. I believe you replace the water that you normally add with coffee creamer If the only liquid is 1 TBL extract, then you might not get much of the pumpkin flavor with such a small amount.

If you add creamer it will thin out your frosting. You probably could balance the two by adding more powdered sugar. I would just add pumpkin pie spice personally.


Let me know what you try and how it comes out! I am interested in doing something similar, the pumpkin spice idea sounds good.




Good idea...completely forgot about the powdered creamers
Chrisy




Does anyone know the thread that has the whole thing on adding coffee creamer to your cake mix. Remember reading it, forgot to add it to my watched topics.
Thanks
Kelly
Here it is: http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-285473-.html
I use creamer in both my cakes and buttercreams all the time!! I love the different flavor combinations that can be made!

I could be wrong, but I think they only do the seasonal in liquid form--at least where I live I've not found it in powder form. Jello does make a pumpkin pie pudding you could use , but it does have that pumpkin color

This is from sugarshack recipe, if this is any help...
Note: make the liquid by mixing one cup of hot water with one cup of powdered coffee creamer. Use only the amount you need to get the consistency you prefer.[u]
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-5313-Sugarshacks-Buttercream-Icing.html
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