I usually make cake from scratch but making cake pops for toddler birthday and in need of good store bought cake mix and frosting.

Posted by: joanne
January 5, 2014

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sexyLAMBCHOPxJanuary 5, 2014

My local gourmet market sells King Arthur Flour All-Natural Golden Vanilla Cake Mix, but I think Betty Crocker SuperMoist Golden Vanilla Cake Mix is very good as well.

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ATG117January 5, 2014

I would still stay away from your typical commercial brands which are loaded with tons of junky ingredients. Maybe head to a store like whole foods and try to find some mixes that have short and simple ingredient lists. Making a simple buttercream might not be too difficult, but if you can't do that, I'd use the same good and short ingredient list tactic. Another option: buy a prepared cake with frosting from a bakery you trust, and use that.

Assonta W.January 5, 2014

I like the ones that require butter. Plus instead of water, I use milk. It makes the cake so much better. Even the crumb turns out better

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