Can you use Aroy d Coconut cream instead of Coco lopez coconut cream in a cake recipe. the recipe recommends Coco lopez but i have this product
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I wouldn't use it in your cake. Coco Lopez has sugar in it and this doesn't. My guess is that is also has a ton of coconut flavor too. Sorry.
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You can use regular cake mix. We bought the cake pop maker for my teenage daughter and she always uses regular cake mix.
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Definitely. There are a lot of people using it in recipes like that. I haven't tried it, but I saw several recipes online for cakes and muffins that called for it.
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I use equal parts cocoa butter and coconut oil (room temp or slightly softened in a double boiler). Put in a really good mixer and whip. I use a kitchenaid mixer with the wisk attachment. whip and whip. you an add a bit of almond oil or similar if its too thick. You can even add drops of essential oils but why, when you can smell like chocolate covered coconut? I also melt down cocoa butter, coconut oil and add more almond oil to make it a thick liquid. Add turbinado sugar to make it the consistency of wet sand when at room temp. It makes a good body scrub. If its too oily, use it at the start of your shower or bath. I use equal parts cocoa butter and coconut oil (room temp or slightly softened in a double boiler). Put in a really good mixer and whip. I use a kitchenaid mixer with the wisk attachment. whip and whip. you an add a bit of almond oil or similar if its too thick. You can even add drops of essential oils but why, when you can smell like chocolate covered coconut? I also melt down cocoa butter, coconut oil and add more almond oil to make it a thick liquid. Add turbinado sugar to make it the consistency of wet sand when at room temp. It makes a good body scrub. If its too oily, use it at the... » Read More I use equal parts cocoa butter and coconut oil (room temp or slightly softened in a double boiler). Put in a really good mixer and whip. I use a kitchenaid mixer with the wisk attachment. whip and whip. you an add a bit of almond oil or similar if its too thick. You can even add drops of essential oils but why, when you can smell like chocolate covered coconut? I also melt down cocoa butter, coconut oil and add more almond oil to make it a thick liquid. Add turbinado sugar to make it the consistency of wet sand when at room temp. It makes a good body scrub. If its too oily, use it at the start of your shower or bath. « Show Less
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I think so. I've whipped coconut cream with it. Haven't tried yet with dairy whipping cream.
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They make smaller 8oz sizes in both coconut cream and coconut milk. I use this larger size for making ice cream, but I buy the coconut milk in the 8 oz size because I never use much more than that when cooking.
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Don't see why not...and a better cake it will be! I substituted the cacao powder for cocoa in brownies, baked with coconut oil and part coconut flour: heaven. Need I say more? Enjoy!
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I have been using this Cake mix for over 2 years. I don't add any extras and use the times as specified on the package and the cake is very good (moist and great). Did you cook it a bit long? Anyway, try it again without adding extras and follow the times specified and I think you will have good results.
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I've added it to Cream of Wheat, but I can't have hot coco with my kidney disease and don't drink coffee. What I found with Cream of Wheat is adding to the dry cereal and mixing it up before cooking keeps it from clumping. I've added it to my omelets and mix it up real good, and added to home made mashed potatoes. Also added it to casseroles----again mixing with dry ingredients first.
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Sure you can use cake mix! I actually use them for cheesecake.You can get very creative.
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It is not like shredded coconut that you would use on a cake. It is finer but not as fine as powdered sugar.
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I'm sorry there was no content listed on the Scott's Cakes Marzipan. It seemed to be like any other Marzipan I'd used. Finally did find the other kind at a local grocery, thank goodness. Actually have the recipe to make it. Too much troiuble though. I mostly just make carrots for the top of a carrot cake.
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I don't use eggs with my ice cream. Unfortunately I have not used soy or almond milk. I have used heavy whipping cream, and I want to try original greek yogurt, or the vanilla. It could be interesting.
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I'm pretty sure you cannot. May want to ask the manufacturer. I do like to use Louana pure coconut oil.
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The amounts are correct. Hershey's coco powder does have less fat, but it is processed in a way that removes all of the coco butter from the powder. This item is processed differently. I checked my Ghirardelli powder and found it had the same fat content as this product. I wouldn't hesitate to use this product based on its fat content as it is a really good product and had a very delicious flavor. And the fat is a "good" fat, so I wouldn't worry about it to much.
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I think this is the texture not creamy like peanut butter. So if you wanted creamier I would add some coconut milk and/ or coconut oil and experiment to the consistency you prefer.
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The Cream is 100% pure coconut cream, it is neither watered down, nor has the full coconut fat content been diminished. Though it doesn't indicate the water vs coconut content, it is clear when sampled that it is truly a cream and not watered down at all. This coconut cream will even whip up into a whipped cream to die for. Coconut milk wont whip up at all. Another wonderful thing about this cream is that it is awesome for using in making homemade non dairy ice cream. I hope I have helped. I tried various sites to find the coconut vs water content but none of the information I found gave any answer to that. The Cream is 100% pure coconut cream, it is neither watered down, nor has the full coconut fat content been diminished. Though it doesn't indicate the water vs coconut content, it is clear when sampled that it is truly a cream and not watered down at all. This coconut cream will even whip up into a whipped cream to die for. Coconut milk wont whip up at all. Another wonderful thing about this cream is that it is awesome for using in making homemade non dairy ice cream. I hope I have helped. I tried various sites to find the coconut vs water content but none of the information I found gave... » Read More The Cream is 100% pure coconut cream, it is neither watered down, nor has the full coconut fat content been diminished. Though it doesn't indicate the water vs coconut content, it is clear when sampled that it is truly a cream and not watered down at all. This coconut cream will even whip up into a whipped cream to die for. Coconut milk wont whip up at all. Another wonderful thing about this cream is that it is awesome for using in making homemade non dairy ice cream. I hope I have helped. I tried various sites to find the coconut vs water content but none of the information I found gave any answer to that. « Show Less