Box Mixes - How Many Cups Do They Give
Decorating By yummymummycakes Updated 20 Jul 2008 , 2:53pm by yummymummycakes
I am need of some advice please......
I have to make a 13", 10", 7" and 4" tiered cake.
Someone from the Committee has requested the Betty Crocker Fudge Cake for one of the tiers..... does anyone know how many cups of cake batter I will get from a box?
Thanks
When I make the Betty C mixes I add an extra egg, 1/2 cup of sour cream, and a 3.4 oz. box of pudding and that usually makes 5 to 5 1/2 cups. Hope this helps.
A 10x2 round pan will hold one entire cake mix batter perfectly.
I **NEVER** measure by cups. Oooohhhhhhh so messy and not necessary.
Each brand of mix and each flavor yields a different amount. I don't remember exactly any more but something like: banana cake mix might measure only 3 1/2 cups batter while chocolate gives 4 1/4 cups yet each bakes up perfectly in that same 10x2 round pan. (My #s and flavors might not be exact -- just an example) It is much easier to learn how much your pan holds. Saves time!
NO clean up of extra equipment or loss of batter left in a measuring cup!
Kakeladi is right, every one is different. You can go to BC's website and it will tell you...
Thanks for that ladies, I am off to the BC website now to have a look.
Once again a big thank you.
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