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The Cravings Place Baking Mixes


Lexi

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I absolutely love The Cravings Place baking mixes. I frequently order the Dutch Cocoa Chocolate Cake Mix. I also order the Pancake and Waffle mix. Well, I found out that the two mixes are exactly the same except the cake has beet sugar and dutch Cocoa added. I have several bags of the pancake and waffle mix, and I am wondering how much sugar and cocoa to add to the waffle and pancake mix to make it into the chocolate cake. Also, what would be the best type of sugar to add if I can't find beet sugar. Native Sun and Whole Foods do not carry it apparently. I am determined to get this baking thing down. Thanks for your help.


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Hi Lexi. I make a cake (8 inch round) with the cravings place pancake and waffle mix using 1 1/2 cups mix 3/4 cup sugar and 1/2 cup of good quality baking cocoa. Email me for the complete recipe. :)

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