There's one fear that unites even the most divided of dessert fans: a dry cake. Unfortunately, when using a boxed cake mix, this fear often becomes a reality. With boxed mix, it can be difficult ...

If you’ve bought a boxed cake mix in the last few years and noticed there's something a little off about the size, you’re not alone. Brands like Duncan Hines, Pillsbury and Betty Crocker have quietly ...

For those unfamiliar with this casually named dessert, you simply dump fruit (canned or otherwise) into a casserole dish and sprinkle dry cake mix over the top. Even the scant liquid from ...

My Easy Yellow Cake Mix Recipe works just like store-bought mixes - and can be used in place of them. The moist vanilla cake ...

It's easy to elevate your boxed dessert with these 16 best canned goods, that are both easy to find and incorporate into your ...

The first boxed cake mix was not invented by General Mills (not a retired officer) or Pillsbury. The product came from the creativity of John D. Duff of P. Duff and sons.

Combine the dry cake mix, melted butter, shredded coconut, and chopped pecans in a large mixing bowl. Stir with a fork until the mixture resembles cookie dough. Sprinkle the cake mix mixture ...