Can you really make a cake using a box of cake mix and a can of soda? In my kitchen, I tried four combinations: vanilla cake with root beer, spice cake with ginger ale, lemon cake with lemon-lime ...

What Soda and Cake Mix Combinations Can You Use? Any full-size (12 ounces) can of soda, carbonated, or sparkling water will work. How you combine the soda and cake mix creates a rainbow of flavor ...

Make this cream soda cake is 3 ingredients and I'll show you how. This means you can have a birthday party dessert for around five dollars!

Seven-layer soda pop rocks cake 2 hours. Serves 20 to 30 4 (16.25-ounce) boxes white cake mix (enough for 8 cake layers) 5 cups 7-Up or similar soda, divided, to substitute for the water in the ...

Baking can feel like a mission, but there are some surprisingly simple recipes out there. This 2-ingredients soda cake hack is super easy to pull off.

A box of cake mix usually calls for several eggs, oil, and sometimes water. A can of soda takes up much less space, meaning you only get one eight- or nine-inch round layer, instead of two.

Eggs are still ridiculously expensive, but soda is a cheap and effective replacement for boxed cake mix. You can completely omit the eggs and oil and still get a fluffy, delicious cake.

This particular recipe, which combines a Betty Crocker Super Moist White cake mix and 12 ounces of peach mango-flavored, no-calorie soda, contains 160 calories and 3 grams of fat per slice.

We found a recipe for a layer cake made with sparkling wine and used that as a base, simply substituting a blood orange soda for the wine. The flavor really came through in the cake and the frosting.

There's no better way to celebrate a birthday than with Chef Kyla Eaglesham's foolproof cake, complete with surprise ingredient: soda pop! Makes two 13 ...