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How do you make cake mixes lower in fat?
use less fat sugar
Why do you use fat in cakes?
so the cake doesn't fall apart
How do you make fat free cake?
You can't, cake needs fat to be possible to cook. You can make cake's containing no fat! you can use the recipe for a Swiss roll or you can search on Google for a cake recipe that contains no fat. Also cake doesn't need fat to cook, it needs fat to keep it in date, so if you do make cakes containing no fat, then make sure you eat them within a couple of days. http://allrecipes.co.UK/recipes/searchresults.aspx?keywordGroup=10_Cake&keywordGroup=4_Healthy here is a link to a website with low fat cake products
What is high fat cake?
A high fat cake is a cake that contains high amounts of calories, fats, and sugars. It is usually a cake that includes egg yolks, milk, cream, butter, margarine, lard, shortening / vegetbale shortening, and / or oil.
What function does fat have a a cake?
Fat makes the cake moist and taste good.
Why do we use fat ( oil or margarine ) in cake?
Fat, such as oil or margarine, is used in cake to enhance texture, moisture, and flavor. It helps create a tender crumb by coating flour proteins, which reduces gluten formation and prevents the cake from becoming tough. Additionally, fat contributes to the cake's richness and prolongs its freshness by retaining moisture.
Can you use whole milk instead of low fat in a cake?
in some cakes you do need to use milk
Which kind of cake would you expect to have better keeping qualities a sponge cake which is low in fat or a high-ratio cake which is high in both fat and sugar?
the sponge cake
What is a fat cake?
a cake that is that has a lot of fat in it such as butter or oil
What does fat do to a cake?
Depends on what your eating, most of cake is real fattening though.
Does cake give you energy or fat?
Fat. Cake isn't very nutritious - the only things it really provides are fat, sugar, and refined carbohydrates.
How much fat is in a whole chocolate cake?
it depends, how big is the cake?
