can it be used in cake mixes
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I think it would be fine, I have not tried that yet, but it would give the peanut flavor.
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I didn't see anything on the label about how or if to use with recipes (cake, cookie, etc.), but can't see why it wouldn't be just fine. The thing to remember is that it has 85% of the peanut oil removed so it won't provide such oils if that is needed for a recipe. As a Weight Watcher lifetime member, I've kept up on certain recipes. One thing that came out was adding 'daily essential oil' to PB2. That seems contradictory to using PB2 because that's where the bulk of calories reside. Of course there are more healthy oils than peanut oil, so guess that's ok. The label says go to 'bellplantation.com' for recipe ideas and more. Good luck I didn't see anything on the label about how or if to use with recipes (cake, cookie, etc.), but can't see why it wouldn't be just fine. The thing to remember is that it has 85% of the peanut oil removed so it won't provide such oils if that is needed for a recipe. As a Weight Watcher lifetime member, I've kept up on certain recipes. One thing that came out was adding 'daily essential oil' to PB2. That seems contradictory to using PB2 because that's where the bulk of calories reside. Of course there are more healthy oils than peanut oil, so guess that's ok. The label says go to... » Read More I didn't see anything on the label about how or if to use with recipes (cake, cookie, etc.), but can't see why it wouldn't be just fine. The thing to remember is that it has 85% of the peanut oil removed so it won't provide such oils if that is needed for a recipe. As a Weight Watcher lifetime member, I've kept up on certain recipes. One thing that came out was adding 'daily essential oil' to PB2. That seems contradictory to using PB2 because that's where the bulk of calories reside. Of course there are more healthy oils than peanut oil, so guess that's ok. The label says go to 'bellplantation.com' for recipe ideas and more. Good luck « Show Less
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I have added to to cake mixes dry. You can adjust with a little water if necessary.
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Definitely. There are a lot of people using it in recipes like that. I haven't tried it, but I saw several recipes online for cakes and muffins that called for it.
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I have tried various muffin mixes that have worked well (perhaps a bit less dense than a regular donut), so I assume cake mix would do just fine.
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I have been using this Cake mix for over 2 years. I don't add any extras and use the times as specified on the package and the cake is very good (moist and great). Did you cook it a bit long? Anyway, try it again without adding extras and follow the times specified and I think you will have good results.
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Not likely since the width would be too narrow. If it is a loaf shaped cake you are adding filling to then it would work. But round cakes would not work. Hope that helps.
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Not sure about cookie dough, but I use this for cake batter and it was fine. The lowest setting is extraordinarily powerful, so I mix the dry and wet mixes together with a spatula a bit before I use this product, because the dry mix might go flying up if your mixing bowl isn't big enough.
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I haven't used it in a cake, but I would assume it would be fine for recipes that called for "Dutch-processed" cocoa powder. Do not use in recipes that call for natural cocoa, because it likely has enough baking soda or other alkali to balance out the acidity of natural cocoa. I have only used it a bunch of times in a hazelnut-mocha macaron recipe (with great sucess!), and in a hot cocoa drink.
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Yes it can and it works very well. I cook mostly round cakes and i use this every time to level and make consistent layers.
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I used the regular cake mix from store. Red velvet cake mix from Duncan Hines dipped them in chocolate candy melts :)
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No you can't. This product is only for thin batters like for pancakes. I tried cake batter without success.
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I just used the recipes from the cake mix I'm using. Only thing I do different is watch the time because it's not as long as it says on the cake mixes
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No , I wouldn't suggest it because the flour will make it a heavy cake mix. It takes a lot of liquid to a small amount of flour to make a cake/muffin mix.
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I've found that it works great for mixing cake batters, though I have not tried it with thicker consistencies like brownies. I suspect the whisk tines may be too small for heavier things like cookie & bread dough. Cakes are great!
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Dear Leesa,Yes it can. Here is a review from one of our satisfied customers:This ice cream mix is VERY yummy and VERY easy to make! We used it in the Cuisinart Soft Serve Ice Cream Machine and it was fabulously rich!Regards, DianeCustomer Care
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I dont see why you can't but I haven't tried it. I would just make sure the bottom is fitted really well to avoid leaking (since cake mix is not as thick as Cheesecake) and i would avoid to much batter inside. Hope this helps :)
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I used a regular cake mix. no problem. baking time will take some adjustment.
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Not sure -- suggest you check the recommended capacity/volume for that cake mix on its package, then compare that with the capacity* of the bundlettes. You can do this* by filling each of the bundlette forms with water that you've measured, then total it up. If that total is the same as the recommended baking pan capacity on the cake mix box, it should work out ok. Hope this makes sense.
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I have used it for GF cake and brownie mixes (about 12 oz) and 1 mix fills 5 cups neatly. Try to use all 6 and you will have tiny little cakes!