Cake Filling

Decorating By cakelady Updated 4 Mar 2005 , 6:47pm by cakelady

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cakelady Posted 3 Mar 2005 , 5:25pm
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Does anyone know the is meant by "infused cake fillings"?

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Mchelle Posted 3 Mar 2005 , 5:32pm
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Where did you see that? Usually it means that another flavor is added, but I can't be sure without seeing it.

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MrsMissey Posted 3 Mar 2005 , 5:42pm
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Sometimes that term is used when you poke holes in a cake that has been cooked and pour something over the cake. The cake becomes "infused" with that flavor. Examples are jello or fruit and its juices etc!

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m0use Posted 3 Mar 2005 , 6:08pm
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Or you can use milk, some hispanic cakes do this.

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cakelady Posted 4 Mar 2005 , 6:47pm
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Thank you.......I saw this term used on someone's website.....it said, "we now make infused fillings"............I just wasn't familiar with the term........it makes sense that it is something added............

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