Something between "it won't taste quite right" to "it becomes an omelette/frittata/quiche-like thing", depending on how many "too many eggs" you add.
Eggs keep your cake together without eggs your cake would fall apart.
It explodes.
Making a soft cake is easy. All you have to do is make a cake from the box and add 2 eggs to the batter.
I know that if you are using a cake mix, you can use a can of diet soda instead of the oil and eggs (Weight Watcher tip : ) ), but I don't know how it works when you make a cake from scratch. I suppose you could always give it a shot and see what happens. Also, just a warning, the cake won't rise as much as when you use oil and eggs. It will taste fine though; it'll just be a little bit denser.
It will be slightly less moist, and may crumble or be a bit mroe dry and hold together less well than a cake made with all three eggs. But since two out of the three were still used, it probably won't be that bad.
Yes, eggs and oil are required when making cake mix, whether or not fruit of any sort is added.
I use the same amount of melted butter. It makes my cakes stay moist longer.A different answer:If one cannot use either eggs or oil for a cake mix, it might be best to choose a different type of dessert or make a cake from scratch with available ingredients. While making substitution for either eggs or oil might produce an acceptable cake, replacing both eggs and oil would not be likely to produce an attractive or palatable cake.
A cake will last longer without ingredients such as eggs and milk. EG: in the war soldiers were given the anzac biscuits as they could last long periods without perishing. The cake may also be more crumbley without eggs, as eggs assist in binding a cake.
Flax seeds are not an essential ingredient for making a cake and can therefor be omitted. The most commonly used binding agent is eggs. A cake absolutely needs something as a binder. If you don't want to use eggs, you can replace them by gluten or starch.
The cake can still work out, but you won't have been able to beat air into the eggs so the cake may not rise properly.
Flan cakes of all flavors are very popular, and many of them call use boxed cake mixes, which almost always require 3 eggs. In fact, most 2-layer cakes, whether made from a mix or made from scratch, call for 3 eggs.
Because in a sponge cake, there is eggs.