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Result: everyone loved them! Even people who aren't gluten free :) But most importantly my co-worker loved them. Baking GF can get pricey and buying this mix is not only cost effective, but really good. I'm impressed - Go Betty!!
She is a celiac and I've been wanting to make GF cupcakes for awhile now. I pulled a "semi-homemade" move and bought the new Better Crocker Gluten Free Cake Mix. I bought the vanilla mix but kicked it up a notch. Flavors: orange zest cupcakes with grand mariner frosting topped with mini chocolate chips and then the other half key lime coconut.
You know, I wanna try my hands at gluten-free baked good. Thanks for making me aware that Betty Crocker has a boxed version. I can try that first before I go and sign up for a gluten-free baking course
ReplyDeleteNikki - this is a great way to start :) The mix is really good and its basically all the dry ingredients measured out for you.
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