Light at the End of the Tunnel (of Fudge)
The Tunnel of Fudge cake was first invented by Ella Helfrich of Houston in the 1960s. A Pillsbury food chemist, Howard ...
Everyone Thought the “Tunnel of Fudge” Cake Was Lost Forever. But We’ve Finally Discovered the Secret Ingredient.
Then it disappeared, because Pillsbury discontinued the key ingredient, Pillsbury Two Layer Size Double Dutch Fudge ...
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Who Actually Is The Inventor Of The Toaster Strudel?
Despite the claim to fame in the movie Mean Girls, Gretchen Wieners' dad was not actually the inventor of the Toaster Strudel ...
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The Best Store-Bought Cinnamon Rolls on the Market
They weren't bad, just ... boring. (Pillsbury also makes cinnamon rolls with butter cream and orange icing, as well as a low-fat option.) Walmart's icing was surprisingly smooth, more like ...
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The History Of The Bundt Pan Is More Fascinating Than You Think
Bundt pans are a favorite of home bakers because they make any cake look beautiful. The history of this pan is just as ...
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I’d Rather Use My Oven for Storage—But Drew Barrymore’s Air Fryer Actually Gets Me Cooking
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The British Way to Make Canned Cinnamon Rolls 10x Better
Since going to the UK is not always possible, I came up with a way you can take a very American-style shortcut to get a taste of the iconic Chelsea bun by using a simple canned cinnamon roll hack. The ...