White Cake With Sour Cream And Pudding???

Decorating By crispyscupcake Updated 23 Feb 2009 , 4:32am by pastrychef22

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crispyscupcake Posted 23 Feb 2009 , 3:21am
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I'm looking for a cake recipe that I found on here about 2 years ago. It was a white cake made with sour cream, a box of vanilla pudding among other regular recipe ingredients. It was the lightest, fluffiest, and yummiest cake I had ever made or eaten. Please help me find the recipe, I can't see m to find it.

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kellertur Posted 23 Feb 2009 , 3:34am
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Are you talking about a WASC (White Almond Sour Cream) cake?

If so, there are many listed under recipes. I know the one by txkat is quiet good.

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pastrychef22 Posted 23 Feb 2009 , 3:49am
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I think you are looking for the WASC (White Almond Sour cream cake) This is the best cake ever I use it for all of my cakes now!!!

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dcabrera Posted 23 Feb 2009 , 3:57am
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I think you are looking for the WASC (White Almond Sour cream cake) This is the best cake ever I use it for all of my cakes now!!!




Is this cake durable?

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kellertur Posted 23 Feb 2009 , 4:01am
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Personally, I wouldn't carve it but I'm sure there are people who would disagree. I find white cakes (in general) less stable than chocolate.

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pastrychef22 Posted 23 Feb 2009 , 4:09am
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Personally I think that it hols up much better than a scratch cake. The cake can be made into any flavor that you want it does not have to be white just change the recipe a little to fit the cake. You can make it with choc., yellow, and the other day i made it into a gramcracker cake. It is very versitile.

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kellertur Posted 23 Feb 2009 , 4:19am
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See, mine is a scratch cake. Maybe that's why mine is lighter and fluffier, and less weight stable. I never use mixes so I didn't even consider that. Thanks for explaining. icon_smile.gif

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pastrychef22 Posted 23 Feb 2009 , 4:32am
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That is why I started going with the WASC for all my cakes because it just held up better when I have to do carving and start adding several layers of filling. Plus I think it taste really good to.

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