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Search "cake-batter" (without the quotes, but with the hyphen) most cake batter recipes are standard, run of the mill with anywhere from 1/4 a cup to a full cup of buy it off the shelf cake mix. I use the Salt & Straw base then add 1/2 box of Duncan Hines Butter Cake Mix (toasted in oven to kill e. Coli).
For the cake batter flavor, I use the Duncan Hines butter cake mix. Toast 1/2 of the box contents in your oven at 350F for 5-10 minutes. Then mix the toasted cake mix into the base.
For this Creation, their famous Cake Batter Ice Cream is disguised in black and goes by the name of Boo Batter. It’s paired with some Halloween favorites for the ultimate Halloween treat! Ingredients: Boo Batter Ice Cream, Kit Kat, Halloween OREO Cookies and M&M's. I love the aesthetic, too bad I'm not a fan of cake batter ice cream ...
Tastes a lot like the generic "cake" flavor most people have come to expect. 1 t butter flavor, 1 t vanilla extract, ½ t almond extract, ½ c rainbow sprinkles + [stock base] where the base is your standard 2c cream 1c whole milk. 2.
Dark chocolate cake batter was Halloween flavor a year or two ago, and red velvet cake batter was a recent promotion. I would also put it a plug for hot honey ice cream, which is the current promotion. You can also get hot honey as a mix-in right now. The other day, I got hot honey ice cream with hot honey, pecans, and yellow cake.
Cake Batter Base: 240ml Unsweetened Almond Milk 60ml Fairlife Milk (Matt uses 2%, I use fat free) 40g sweetener 30g Fat Free Greek Yogurt 10g Protein Powder (I use PEScience Vanilla) 1/4 tsp cake batter extract 1/4 tsp salt 1/4 tsp guar or xanthan gum. Mix together, then add 120ml water.
At least the mint, peanut butter, and caramel flavors are creamy. Obviously not as much as full fat 1000 calorie ice cream but it’s not icy or anything. I have no idea how it can be creamy if it uses water as a replacement for milk. I would guess the beans have some kind of emulsifier in them or something that acts as a thickener but not sure.
Bakto Flavors sells a white cake batter extract. I’ve never tried it so I can’t say if it’s good, but it might be something to try. Artificial clear vanilla is the key ingredient that makes vanilla cake batter taste like it does. So you could start there. It’s why Christina Tosi uses that stuff in her birthday cakes.
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For my birthday I usually go get myself a pint of it from an ice cream shop but would love to be able to get it other times. There is a generic birthday cake ice cream that isn’t terrible but it has like sprinkles and blue gunk in it and it’s not the same. Sorry for using Raleigh Reddit for this stupid question but I must know