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White Cake Mix Or Recipe?

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The gluten free mixes that are chocolate or spice mixes etc. have strong flavors and really are very good. However, I've yet to find a good WHITE cake mix. My favorite dessert has always been white cake with buttercream frosting and I miss that so much. Has anyone come across either a mix or recipe that comes anywhere near tasting like the wheat based ones?

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jerseyangel Proficient
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Cause Your Special makes a yellow cake mix that is really good. With homemade buttercream frosting, it reminds me of wedding cake. :D

purple Community Regular
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You could try the one on gluten-free recipe exchange and then let us know if its any good... ;)

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recipezaar has one with coconut flour and tons of eggs.

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CeliacMom2008
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We like Kinninnick - in fact we serve both the white and chocolate and many family functions where my son is the only Celiac and no one is ever the wiser.

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The gluten free mixes that are chocolate or spice mixes etc. have strong flavors and really are very good. However, I've yet to find a good WHITE cake mix. My favorite dessert has always been white cake with buttercream frosting and I miss that so much. Has anyone come across either a mix or recipe that comes anywhere near tasting like the wheat based ones?

I love the Glutino white cake mix. It only makes a one layer cake so you have to use 2 mixes to make a layer cake. I made it for Thanksgiving in a recipe from Kraft for a Pumpkin Cake. It was delicious - even non celiacs liked it. I've also used it in the Barbara Mandrell cake many times. I think you will love it.

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Namaste is good.

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