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Baking A Cake - 123 Gluten Free ?

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Hi all! I am baking a cake for my son's 5th b-day tomorrow. I found a cake mix that is 123 Gluten Free Chocolate Pound Cake Mix. Looks pretty simple but the directions call for it to be baked in a bundt cake pan. I know my son will reject the bundt idea, he wants a "regular" rectangular cake. Any ideas if I can just make it in a 9 x 13 pan instead??

THANKS!

Annie

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I don't know if you have enough time to find the product, but I use a chocolate cake mix from Cherry Brook Kitchen. Open Original Shared Link

NOTE Make sure you check out the Gluten/Wheat free kind!!!!!

I buy them at Giant Eagle, a grocery chain in the midwest.

Other then that I've yet to find a good chocolate cake. I had a great one that didn't need eggs, milk, nuts BUT when I had to eliminate wheat, out went that recipe!!!

Guest Mari
Guest Mari
Posted

They sell Cherry Brook stuff at Whole Foods! It's great. So is there frosting. I didn't think they had gluten-free cakes, though.

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jerseyangel
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In general, a cake that will bake in a bundt pan will do just fine in a 13 by 9 rectangular pan. I would start checking on it after 25 minutes or so.

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