Freezing Cake Batter???

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kearniesue Posted 18 Feb 2011 , 12:00am
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Hi everyone,

Does anyone freeze left over cake batter, or do you have to bake the cake first? I'd rather not bake it if I don't have to - I don't know what size I'll need.

Thanks,

Karen

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newcaker1314 Posted 18 Feb 2011 , 12:58am
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I would just refrigerate it personally. Not sure how well it would defrost after freezing or if the consistency would go off

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Goonergirl Posted 18 Feb 2011 , 1:14am
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I freeze batter ALL the time. Just put it in a freezer bag and mark what it is. Thaw it out when you need it. I even add it to fresh batter with great results. Once or twice I've frozen it in a cake pan. Works good that way too.

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GenGen Posted 18 Feb 2011 , 1:17am
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can you do this with cake batter from scratch??

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MimiFix Posted 18 Feb 2011 , 1:19am
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Hi Karen,

Most cake recipes using chemical leaveners (baking soda and baking powder) can be refrigerated or frozen; but every recipe is different so it's best to try small amounts before freezing quantity. A refrigerated batter can be used straight from the fridge while frozen batters should be thawed in the fridge.

Mimi

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icer101 Posted 18 Feb 2011 , 1:30am
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Indydebi does it all the time. Scratch bakers and enhanced box bakers do it all the time. There are several other threads on this, that is how i know. hth

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kearniesue Posted 18 Feb 2011 , 2:06am
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Ok, thanks everyone. I've frozen baked cakes before, but never batter. Now I know... icon_biggrin.gif

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