Diet Pop Cake
uwhuskygirl
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This may be an old one, but someone at work just told me about this and we tried it and it's just as good as real cake!
1 box cake mix (any kind you like)
1 can diet pop (we found that dark pops like diet coke, diet dr. pepper, etc...go better with chocolate cake and clear/light pops like sprite zero, diet ginger ale, etc.. go better with white/yellow cake)
2 egg whites (this helps everything stick together better and keeps it a little moister)
Combine all 3 ingredients and pour into a lightly greased baking pan and bake according to directions on the box.
Serve plain or with cool whip for a little treat.
I entered it at "diet pop cake" if you want to see the cal/fat breakdown.
1 box cake mix (any kind you like)
1 can diet pop (we found that dark pops like diet coke, diet dr. pepper, etc...go better with chocolate cake and clear/light pops like sprite zero, diet ginger ale, etc.. go better with white/yellow cake)
2 egg whites (this helps everything stick together better and keeps it a little moister)
Combine all 3 ingredients and pour into a lightly greased baking pan and bake according to directions on the box.
Serve plain or with cool whip for a little treat.
I entered it at "diet pop cake" if you want to see the cal/fat breakdown.
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This may be an old one, but someone at work just told me about this and we tried it and it's just as good as real cake!
1 box cake mix (any kind you like)
1 can diet pop (we found that dark pops like diet coke, diet dr. pepper, etc...go better with chocolate cake and clear/light pops like sprite zero, diet ginger ale, etc.. go better with white/yellow cake)
2 egg whites (this helps everything stick together better and keeps it a little moister)
Combine all 3 ingredients and pour into a lightly greased baking pan and bake according to directions on the box.
Serve plain or with cool whip for a little treat.
I entered it at "diet pop cake" if you want to see the cal/fat breakdown.0 -
I made the diet pop cake as suggested by another user. It's just a box of cake mix, and 12 oz of diet pop (my son is allergic to eggs, so it is GREAT - I obviously skipped the egg whites). It worked SO well, and was very tasty! Then I expanded the concept to pancakes, and it was perfect (again egg and dairy free!).
Highly recommended!
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I made this for easter...skipped the egg whites and it was moist and yummy..We did two...
One white cake with Diet Cherry 7-Up
and one chocolate with Diet Cherry Coke.
Topped both with FFree Cool Whip!
Enjoy!0 -
Yummm............must have missed the last time this was posted, thanks for posting again!!!! I will definitely try this!!!!0
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So just any cake mix and any diet soda??? That's it??
And I've been adding all the other crap for how long??:grumble:
Thank you soooo much for this recipe!
~Joanna:flowerforyou:0 -
I make this for my daughter because she is allergic to eggs. Our favorite is strawberry cake mix with diet sprite. I find it works better as cupcakes, a little easier to manage that way. I like the light cakes better when I tried doing chocolate.
as for the pancakes and egg allergies... I made yummy pancakes yesterday 2 cups reduced fat bisquick and 1 1/2 cup milk. No eggs needed and I couldn't even tell the difference.0 -
Yes - you literally mix the dry cake mix, with the can of pop (I use beaters, then grease or Pam spray the bottom of the pan (don't grease the sides - you want the cake to "climb") and bake as usual! Proudmama was the one who posted this last time!
Proudmama - we are thinking alike! I too make the pancakes with Bisquick - my allergic son was in heaven!
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I do this... it is a trick my sister learned through Weight Watchers...
You can also try
White cake mix
Can of Diet Strawberry soda
Top with strawberries & Cool whip0 -
Personally I love cool whip but a friend told me that if you whip cake frosting it cuts the fat & calories in half so for those of you who feel that you need frosting give that a try!0
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This might sound like a silly question, but does the calorie content change per serving etc, dependant on which cake mix you use??
I like this though, sounds great1
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This might sound like a silly question, but does the calorie content change per serving etc, dependant on which cake mix you use??
I like this though, sounds great1
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~Joanna:flowerforyou:0 -
:blushing: Stupid question.... so if I take out my beaters and whip the frosting that lowers the calories??? I have never heard of that before. I know that you also can buy whipped frosting, but stick to the cheaper brands. :blushing:0
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Ok..maybe Im dense...::embarassed: But whipping frosting for less calories??
It seems to me that the calorie count would be the same regardless of how much you beat frosting. It may cover more which would probably expand the portion size but how would air breakdown calories.....0 -
No, it won't magically take away calories... otherwise I would whip everything!!! :laugh: But lets say by whipping 1 cup of frosting and getting 2 cups of whipped frosting (1/2 frosting 1/2 air) then you could technically say that it has 1/2 the calories.... does that make sense??0
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I just made this tonight with dark chocolate fudge cake mix and Pepsi one. Wow...this is crazy! It is SO GOOD! Thank you for this recipe!:bigsmile:0
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ok-I just made this cake using a white cake mix and a fresca! I will let you all know how it turns out.0
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Yummy! I put fresh strawberries on top and a little whipped cream....just like strawberry short cake...now I just need to find the low sugar cake mixes0
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This sounds good. I just got a orange cake mix and am going to try it with Sprite!0
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hubby and the kids liked it too!0
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Hi everyone!
I made this cake and frosted it with f/f pudding...wow! It is so good...:) During the holidays I added a can of pure pumpkin to the cake mix, then frosted w/ f/f vanilla pudding!0 -
Do you add vegetable oil?0
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Nope, no oil. Just a can of pop and 1 box of cake mix..0
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I have to make this miracle cake soon.0
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I made the diet pop cake as suggested by another user. It's just a box of cake mix, and 12 oz of diet pop (my son is allergic to eggs, so it is GREAT - I obviously skipped the egg whites). It worked SO well, and was very tasty! Then I expanded the concept to pancakes, and it was perfect (again egg and dairy free!).
Highly recommended!0 -
:noway: wow I am really going to have to try this out sometime!! thank you0
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It is a great recipe. I had learned it from Weight Watchers right before the holidays a few years back and I loved it. I could even get my husband to eat it with a little fat free cool whip. I had always done chocolate cake mix and 1 can of Diet Pepsi (no egg). But the idea of yellow/white cake mix with Diet Ginger Ale sounds VERY good. I will have to try that soon! Thanks for the tip.0
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yum yum thanks gang! i was just looking through my recipe books for something to take to a cookout today, took a break to log cals and found divine intervention!:laugh: mine's in the oven! choc cake mix with cherry coke zero! got strawberries and fat free coolwhip on standby too! thanks again!:flowerforyou:0
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Bumping this because I am new here and I have heard it talked about a lot want to share it with all my new friends sounds delish!! :flowerforyou: Thanks for the recipes~0
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i just found this today and I am bumpping cause it deserves to be seen again0
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This is fantastic-I am heading to the store!!!0
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