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Can I swap the cocoa powder in my cake recipe for nesquik?

7 replies

asparagusaddict · 27/06/2010 17:26

Or is the cake likely to turn out gross/poisonous/chemically unstable?

I want to make a big pink strawberry flavour cake

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BigBadMummy · 27/06/2010 17:29

It just wont be as chocolatey. It will still work though, I have done it a few times.

IPredictADiet · 27/06/2010 17:29

nesquik is veeeery sweet compared to cocoa. I reckon you would need to reduce the sugar in the cake.

You can get strawberry essence in the supermarket, which might be a better bet.

Lilymaid · 27/06/2010 17:29

Neskuik is mainly sugar with flavouring so you might as well substitute the Nesquik for sugar.
If you were substituting Nesquik chocolate powder for Cocoa to make a chocolate cake you'd end up with a mildly chocolatey very sugary cake.
I'd stick to plain victoria sponge with a real cream and strawberries filling.

notapizzaeater · 27/06/2010 18:07

It would work, I sometimes add cappacino powder to coffee cake

dawntigga · 29/06/2010 20:54

Don't do it - tis Nestle and therefore the work of the devil, it will turn your cake into a monstrous thing that will take over the world!

NotAltogetherJokingTiggaxx

solomanswife · 01/07/2010 14:35

Not a good idea. But a chocolate cake sandwiched with strawberries and cream sounds yummy.

Ladyserendip3 · 01/07/2010 14:47

Healthier and infinitely yummier to grate in pure cacao (eg Willie's Cacao) and then you can control amount of sugar, or even use honey/maple etc instead....

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