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stupid cake question!!?!!

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GreatAuntieWurly · 22/08/2007 10:55

Want to make a cake, but have no cooking butter (normally use stork), can I use ordinary butter (have utterly butterly) will this be ok?? Will I have to add any extra sugar to it??

TIA

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batey · 22/08/2007 10:56

Ordinary butter is fine, we use it all the time. No need to add extra sugar as far as i know.HTH.

Made me hungry now!!

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DANCESwithDumbledore · 22/08/2007 10:56

it will be absolutely fine. Now if you have a fan assisted oven...get over to my thread, potential cake crisis brewing!

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GreatAuntieWurly · 22/08/2007 10:57

dont have fan assisted oven affraid, sorry.

Off to make fruit cake now, thanks

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seeker · 22/08/2007 10:57

Some of those butter substitutes are suitable for baking, some aren't. Check the packet, it should say. Ordinary real butter is fine - and delicious!

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witchandchips · 22/08/2007 10:57

ordinary butter will be fine but utterly butterly may have emulsifiers etc in it which make it unsuitable for cooking. If making cakes with blocks of butter cut into pieces and leave in bowl for a 20 mins or so to soften before creaming. Otherwise your arms will be exhausted

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totaleclipse · 22/08/2007 10:57

Yes, I always usually use utterly butterly.

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DANCESwithDumbledore · 22/08/2007 10:57

batey - do you have a fan assisted oven?

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batey · 22/08/2007 10:58

Yes!

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