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One mix, endless delicious desserts!

Our vanilla bean cake mix does way more than just cake.

Turn it into a show-stopping strawberry shortcake with fresh berries and pink strawberry-flavored whipped cream, a lemon coconut poke cake, lemon cheesecake bars, or endless possibilities.

This isn't one of those light and fluffy grocery store mixes. It's a cream cake--denser, more moist, and has pudding built right into the mix. It holds up beautifully to frostings and fillings.

Learn what makes this a better cake than those from the store!

• Will everything stay suspended in the batter instead of sinking?  Yes, it's a big deal--and the mix is designed exactly for that. Chips, candies, nuts, or fruit will stay perfectly suspended instead of sinking to the bottom.
• What's a cream cake? It's not like store mixes. It's a cream cake mix with pudding in the mix. It's more moist and dense. It balances better with frosting. 
• Why is it called a baby cake? It was initially designed for cupcakes. We wanted a cake with more substance, one that wouldn't be overwhelmed with all the frosting and filling found in a cupcake.  We found that it works great for cakes, especially specialty cakes--like carrot cakes.
• How does this compare to those in the grocery store? These are not the light and fluffy cupcakes found in a grocery store. It's a cream cake mix. Think pudding-in-the -mix.  It's not as dense as a pound cake, but it's somewhere between a pound cake and a grocery store mix.

Dennis Weaver

What you can make with this mix is absolutely fascinating! This is your adventure cake. When you want to make something different, reach for this mix

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It's guaranteed to be better. Give it a try!

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