I have made 2 Duncan Hines butter cake and both have flopped. Made one last night and decided to put a little sour cream in and see what happens and it was too moist -just fell apart in the pan but didn't taste bad. Got up this morning and made another by the recipe on box and it fell and is crumbly-tastes awful. I'm going back to Betty Crocker. Just wondering if anyone else is having this problem.
I have made 2 Duncan Hines butter cake and both have flopped. Made one last night and decided to put a little sour cream in and see what happens and it was too moist -just fell apart in the pan but didn't taste bad. Got up this morning and made another by the recipe on box and it fell and is crumbly-tastes awful. I'm going back to Betty Crocker. Just wondering if anyone else is having this problem.
When I make WASC cake, I only use DH (I dont like Betty or Pillsbury) and the only problem I have had was a few months ago, all the yellow cakes were looking like cornbread. But that went away (must have been a bad batch) But lately I have had no problems at all. I love DH..
(y'all DH was bought out by a different company last year..that maybe why some people are seeing issues?)
I did see a thread on here about some dates in April where the cakes didnt rise. Afraid I don't remember the dates...
I have equally great success with both DH & BC. I always use an extender recipe (usually from the cake mix doctor) when I use a mix for a recipe. I do love the recipe for in the Cake Mix Dr. for butter cake because it is very close to my scratch recipe I use too.
I'm sorry you didn't have good luck with DH. Maybe someone else will have a solution as to -- why?
Suzycakes, could you send me that recipe for butter cakes also? I need to bake on Thursday, and would love to use your recipe! Thank you so much!!!
an extra egg can make the cake more dense and prevent it from crumbling also line the pan with parchment paper- makes a great difference.
(y'all DH was bought out by a different company last year..that maybe why some people are seeing issues?)
I did see a thread on here about some dates in April where the cakes didnt rise. Afraid I don't remember the dates...
As a longtime DH fan, I have to agree that recently, I've had a few bad/strange boxes. It's like they're getting a few bad batches in there. However, I can't risk (or afford) to have a bad cake very often.
If they don't get a handle on their quality control, they'll lose a customer. I wonder what's going on?
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