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jenny Line 10-05-2012 04:44 PM

My taste buds are ready for it! Sure sounds delicious!

Jenny :)

Sue Fish 10-07-2012 12:36 PM


Originally Posted by grammydar (Post 5500246)
Well How does it taste?
do you mix it thoroughly or just until moist?
Did you frost it?
Cant wait to try it, but it will have to wait til tomorrow I think!

I wondered about mixing also. By hand til moistened?

PurplePassion 10-07-2012 12:48 PM

Yes, just mix by hand til moist. No need for frosting. As mine didn't bake well in the center, it was gooey. the outside edges were baked well and tasted ok. I won't make it again , as obviously I think it would bake better in an angel good pan.

wildyard 10-07-2012 05:07 PM

It just takes much longer to bake than you expect. You have to keep baking it till a toothpick comes out dry and until the cracks in the center of the cake are dry. Mine took almost twice as long as it said on the box, it was very brown on top but didn't burn anything. And the brown part was yummy chewy. I served it with light whipping cream and it was a nice touch but not needed at all. Frosting would be way too sweet I think.

kathyd 10-09-2012 04:49 PM


Originally Posted by verna2197 (Post 5503757)
I made a Spice Cake Mix with Pumpkin and it was awesome and yes it is a Weight Watchers Cake.

I work in a school cafeteria and with all the new government requirements we made this one day. The adults liked it the kids need to learn what good stuff is!

TnBecky 10-09-2012 08:28 PM

Just wanted to let eveyone know that I made this using crushed pineapple & it was GREAT. I did also have to bake it about 40-45 minutes until done. It still sank in the middle when it cooled, but was so very good. Can't wait to try it with different pie fillings. The only thing I didn't do was "grease" the pan & it was just fine, one less thing to do. LOL. I also used a 9x13 pan. Thanks for sharing this recipe. :thumbup:

grammy of 6 10-10-2012 05:39 AM


Originally Posted by Debbie C (Post 5502637)
As a Weight Watcher, I was very intrigued when I saw Angel Food cake!! That is one W.W. treat I allow myself on the weekends. Thank you so much to everyone for all the fantastic varieties. I am presently down 37 pounds, four dress sizes and my knees DON'T HURT ANYMORE!! Life is great - I've just turned 60 and celebrated by going Zip Lining at Hunter Mountain in New York!! There will be Apple Angel Food Cake for dessert Saturday!

Good for you Debbie! My daughter is on WW and would like to know how many points a piece of the apple angel food cake is and what did you bake it in?
Thanks in advance.

QuiltE 10-10-2012 05:56 AM


Originally Posted by grammy of 6 (Post 5575324)
Good for you Debbie! My daughter is on WW and would like to know how many points a piece of the apple angel food cake is and what did you bake it in?
Thanks in advance.

It will all depend on the size of piece ... and the specifics of the apple pie filling as well as the angel cake mix. Not all cans/boxes would be the same for NI, thus for PPV.

Your DD could easily calculate the WW PPV with the NI on the packaging, and the number of pieces of cake.

alwayslearning 10-10-2012 06:52 AM

I have made this twice. The first time, I hand mixed it and all the fruit settle to the bottom. The second time I used the mixer and the fruit was evenly mixed throughout. Both times I only baked 25minutes per instructions.

To cool, I put a cookie rack on the table (just in case) with two cans of vegetables on either side to balance the cake, upside down. Worked wonderfully.

Learner747 10-11-2012 05:59 PM

I just made one of these cakes and I cannot believe how delicious it is. My taste buds are singing. DH rolled his eyes and moaned with delight.


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