It does not. While you can tightly wrap and freeze most any cake (even after you've decorated it), and it will be good for months, the cake will not be any more moist than the day you wrapped it.
Cake will go stale eventually at any temperature above freezing, or if frozen without proper wrapping.
Use toothpicks to keep the saran wrap from touching the cake icing.
No,you may not believe this but it is actually better when not in the refridgerator.
It makes your cake very moist.
Moist is a state between dry and wet. For instance, a cake that is slightly moist is nicer to eat than a cake that is very dry.
Fat makes the cake moist and taste good.
ice cream cake
Choose a recipe that includes Sour Cream or Yogurt, and you will get a nice moist pound cake, banana bread, etc.
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The moist chocolate cake was scrumptious!
No, it is not necessary to wrap a cake in plastic and newspaper before freezing. Instead, you can wrap it in plastic wrap or aluminum foil to prevent freezer burn and maintain freshness. Placing it in an airtight container is also a good option.
The primary use for eggs is to act as a binding agent. They hold the cake together once it has been baked, so it does not crumble or fall apart too easily. They also add a glossy finish to the cake, make it smooth and moist, and add flavor.