My question is.....when using the box of pudding with a "white" cake mix, can I take out the yolks or do I need them since I am using the box of pudding?
Following will be what I am using for this cake. 1 box of white cake mix, 1 small box of white chocolate or cheesecake pudding, 1 1/4 cups milk, 1/2 cup of oil and 4 eggs. These measurements are what I use for all of my cakes.
Another question.....which of the previously mentioned puddings will have less of a yellow color when I add it to the white cake mix?
Thanks, in advance, for your help!
Both these pudding flavors are delicious with white cake mix. I never remote the yolks, because I do not think they make much difference color-wise, and they contain a lot of moisture and flavor. Between White Chocolate and Cheesecake, White Chocolate is probably the "whiter" of the two, but really the differece is not much. Yum! 
Ok, now MY question is, do you use a box of pudding even with cake mixes that have pudding already in the mix?
I've wondered about that for some time because I always use ones with pudding already added.
Oh yes!! I prefer Pillsbury, or Betty Crocker as a backup and I never, ever use DH. Here is my "standard" recipe if I am adding a box of pudding to Pillsbury or BC:
1 box cake mix
1 box pudding
4 eggs
1 1/3 cups water
1/2 cup oil
Thanks so much. I will probably keep the yolks in, I surely do not want to take any moistness away from the cake. That is the main reason I use the pudding and milk.
Tootall ~ I swear by Betty Crocker, usually Pillsbury occasionally for certain flavors, but I also do not use Duncan Hines. Just personal preference on taste, texture, etc. And, I now NEVER make a cake without pudding. It has totally changed my cakes forever!!! I have nothing but compliments on every cake I make.
I'll start buying a box of pudding with my BC now! I made my cakes last night with the White Betty Crocker cake mix and white chocolate pudding (including the yolks). The flavor was wonderful. Though the color was not a true white......I guess I would still want to try it without the yolks to see how if holds up with the box of pudding. But, it was very tasty!!!!
Thanks!
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