I don't want to use up the entire box. Is it possible to make one serving, like cake-in-a-cup?
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You'll be surprised at how small amount of batter is provided in each box. This box provides enough for one layer of a regular two-layer cake so it will most probably be small enough to accomplish what you are wanting to do.
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I'm not sure I didn't try but I would venture a guess you could make cupcakes, freeze them, and eat them one at a time
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It depends by individual's taste . I like to make it a little stronger taste, then the serving size will be reduced . Thanks, enjoy!!!!!!!!
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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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You can but you may get some overflow in another square but why would you want only 1? If you are not hungry or have some extra batter, just make them anyway and freeze them in a zip lock bag. Pop them in your toaster and presto, just like you cooked them fresh!Tony I.
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Yes, you should be able to do that, but make sure you include some xanthan gum. You can go on line and find the ratio of xanthan gum per cup for items from cookies to bread and in-between. It does make a significant difference. Don't panic at the name, Bob's Red Mill has it and you can find it on this site.
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Yes, just like you will always have enogh batter left to justfill one side and cook th e last one, you could start with enough to cook just one.
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You just squeeze until you get the amount of batter that you need. It's very manageable, however. The hole at the bottom of the dispenser is about dime size so you're not going to get a vast amount of cake batter flowing uncontrolably. You'll have total control over the amount coming out. I especially love that feature in getting the cake batter into the cupcake muffin papers. No mess or fuss. Hope this helps.
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I think these little forms work well for individual servings. They might be a bit larger than a jumbo muffin, but they do make the sweetest gifts and one serving cakes. I use my banana bread and other quick bread recipes in this pan. I am sure a wonderful muffin recipe would work well and look beautiful on a nice tray or pretty serving platter. I've wrapped my little breads and cakes in pretty papers for gifts. The uses are endless. I actually used this pan for individual stuffing servings too. Just spray with Pam, fill and bake. Easy clean up on this pan too. Just soak in warm soapy water and use a soft brush to clean. Works very well. I think these little forms work well for individual servings. They might be a bit larger than a jumbo muffin, but they do make the sweetest gifts and one serving cakes. I use my banana bread and other quick bread recipes in this pan. I am sure a wonderful muffin recipe would work well and look beautiful on a nice tray or pretty serving platter. I've wrapped my little breads and cakes in pretty papers for gifts. The uses are endless. I actually used this pan for individual stuffing servings too. Just spray with Pam, fill and bake. Easy clean up on this pan too. Just soak in warm soapy water... » Read More I think these little forms work well for individual servings. They might be a bit larger than a jumbo muffin, but they do make the sweetest gifts and one serving cakes. I use my banana bread and other quick bread recipes in this pan. I am sure a wonderful muffin recipe would work well and look beautiful on a nice tray or pretty serving platter. I've wrapped my little breads and cakes in pretty papers for gifts. The uses are endless. I actually used this pan for individual stuffing servings too. Just spray with Pam, fill and bake. Easy clean up on this pan too. Just soak in warm soapy water and use a soft brush to clean. Works very well. « Show Less
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2 boxes of cake mixes should be fine. I make my batter from scratch and it would probably equal that due to the amount of eggs used.
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I agree with Ms. Raghunansingh's answer; if possible, an additional cupcake per level could be "squeezed in." Good luck.
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Yes. The machine comes with a recipe book and you could 1/2 the recipe if you wanted or make a full batch and freeze the leftovers. It is a bit of work to clean the machine so I would always opt for a full batch :). We use it all the time though.
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No. Box cake mix would be a little too muck for this mixer. We use it for small servings (2 people) of puddings and whipped cream etc. For this it works great and we are really pleased with it.
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You can but you may get some overflow in another square but why would you want only 1? If you are not hungry or have some extra batter, just make them anyway and freeze them in a zip lock bag. Pop them in your toaster and presto, just like you cooked them fresh! Tony I.
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Have not tried it but you should be able to. Not sure how big the cupcake is. I think you would still need to put the other tiers together. I think it can either be two or three tiers.
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Take the cup you wish to serve in and fill it 4 times plus a bit more... you can pour into a measuring vessel. It only makes as much as you pour in...
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In reality, yes. My wife n I made a meal of 1 bag. It says 4 servings, but that is a slim serving.
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It's pretty easy to tuck the sides in the inside of the box if you're careful. Or if you're afraid you'll damage your cupcakes you can just put a piece of tape to hold it down. I have used both methods