Topic: diet soda cake question

 

LandBsdotingchauffeur

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So I made a chocolate cake with the diet soda tonight and can someone check my math b/c it feels nuts to me. The cake mix was 180 calories, diet soda 0 cals. I put it in a 9x13 pan and cut it into 12 pieces. 180/12 is 15 calories per piece? Is that really right?? Feels nuts to me, but tastes great!! :)
Heidi

   

ChubbyBunny

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Was the 180 calories for the entire box of mix or a set serving size?


   

LandBsdotingchauffeur

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grumble Crap my pants...I thought it was for the whole box, but it's 1/12 of the box. Thanks for making me see that!!! Good thing I had the calories to spare today!
Heidi

   

ChubbyBunny

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Oh hun, I did it with my recipe last night too.
Still haven't bothered to figure the right amounts.laugh


   

natalie1

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Excellent question, Chubbybunny! Weren't you supposed to add an egg or butter?

   

ChubbyBunny

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To what, the pumpkin cake I did....no....

To the soda cake....I think some people add egg to it.


   

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For the cake with diet soda that's all it is nothing else smile

   

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QUOTE:

So I made a chocolate cake with the diet soda tonight and can someone check my math b/c it feels nuts to me. The cake mix was 180 calories, diet soda 0 cals. I put it in a 9x13 pan and cut it into 12 pieces. 180/12 is 15 calories per piece? Is that really right?? Feels nuts to me, but tastes great!! :)
Heidi



BUT... i think the 180 cals is the calorie per serving with all the original stuff added(eggs, oil etc). or does it say before making? u know what im saying..

   

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grumble Crap my pants...I thought it was for the whole box, but it's 1/12 of the box. Thanks for making me see that!!! Good thing I had the calories to spare today!
Heidi


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That made me laugh out loud.
I gotta try the diet soda cake.
I calculated the calories for a pink lemonade pie I promised my coworkers I'd bring in . 323 calories in 1/10th of the pie!!!! Calculated for a peanut butter pie I promised an intern for his birthday next Friday. GULP, 383 calories in 1/10th of the pie, and these are not large pies!!! frown

So I'll have my teensy slice of the pies I make, and work out extra hard those days, then opt for the diet soda cake from now on!!
Edited by Lauryn1981 on Thu 07/17/08 10:01 AM

   

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I made this last weekend.

I used to 8"cake rounds.

made a box of fat free/sugar free pudding, let it set and used this inbetween the 2 layers and topped it off with sugar free whipped cream.

I must say....it was the 1st dessert gone...everyone wanted the receipe. they couldn't beleive it was so low in calories.


   

dothompson

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I really like the way you do math. Can you do all my calorie calculations please?

   

anhnguyen06

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I made diet pop cake the other night, but made it into 24 cupcakes. I love the way cupcakes are portioned out automatically haha and by splitting it into 24 instead of 12..each cupcake came out to have 90 calories!

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LandBsdotingchauffeur

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QUOTE:

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grumble Crap my pants...I thought it was for the whole box, but it's 1/12 of the box. Thanks for making me see that!!! Good thing I had the calories to spare today!
Heidi


laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh
That made me laugh out loud.
I gotta try the diet soda cake.
I calculated the calories for a pink lemonade pie I promised my coworkers I'd bring in . 323 calories in 1/10th of the pie!!!! Calculated for a peanut butter pie I promised an intern for his birthday next Friday. GULP, 383 calories in 1/10th of the pie, and these are not large pies!!! frown

So I'll have my teensy slice of the pies I make, and work out extra hard those days, then opt for the diet soda cake from now on!!


When I was working our team had a cheesecake bake off and everyone that wanted to participate brought in a cheesecake. So I spent time researching trying to find the best, yummiest sounding cheesecake and I must have because I won--bragging rights, pretty much. Anyways, in 1/12 of the cheesecake there were 983 caloriesnoway , I sh!t you not. I have very rarely made it since then but it was darn good!!

I never was good at math...and I certainly proved that in this thread laugh

Hope everyone's having a good night! flowerforyou
Heidi

   

LandBsdotingchauffeur

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QUOTE:

I made diet pop cake the other night, but made it into 24 cupcakes. I love the way cupcakes are portioned out automatically haha and by splitting it into 24 instead of 12..each cupcake came out to have 90 calories!

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That's just down right brilliant! smile Next time I'm doing that for sure!

   

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anniec

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Thanks for the recipe! This will come in handy for family functions.

   

pecksun8

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Cool! Thanks for the recipe! I have never heard of this! This will work out incredibly during that time of the month!

Thanks!


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QUOTE:

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So I made a chocolate cake with the diet soda tonight and can someone check my math b/c it feels nuts to me. The cake mix was 180 calories, diet soda 0 cals. I put it in a 9x13 pan and cut it into 12 pieces. 180/12 is 15 calories per piece? Is that really right?? Feels nuts to me, but tastes great!! :)
Heidi



BUT... i think the 180 cals is the calorie per serving with all the original stuff added(eggs, oil etc). or does it say before making? u know what im saying..


I know what you're saying- most cake mixes have both dry mix, and prepared on the nutrition label. Just make sure to read the right one.





   
 
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