Do I Need Durable Cake For Ball Cake?

Decorating By notjustcake Updated 17 Sep 2006 , 9:26am by LittleBigMomma

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notjustcake Posted 16 Sep 2006 , 11:01pm
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I will be using the wilton pan I guess it is a small pan it comes with two half balls. Can I use any cake mix or is it the same as with any 3d pans from Wilton where you have to use a durable recipe?
Thanks in advance

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denise2434 Posted 16 Sep 2006 , 11:17pm
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HI cakedecor!! When I use it, I use use my regular doctored cake mix....milk instead of water, pudding and a extra egg. Works great for me!! thumbs_up.gif



HTH, ~Denise

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notjustcake Posted 16 Sep 2006 , 11:17pm
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Thanks a lot

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cryssi Posted 17 Sep 2006 , 8:13am
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wow, great tip...!

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LeeAnn Posted 17 Sep 2006 , 8:25am
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I never use durable cakes I like them soft and moist and the ball pan is fine with this but make sure you cook 2 halves Mine stated I can cook the entire ball in one go but after 4 attempts gave up . Good luck.

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LittleBigMomma Posted 17 Sep 2006 , 9:26am
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I'm with Denise (HEY DENISE!!) on this one. Durable is not necessary.

Happy baking to ya! Or maybe I should say, "have a ball"

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