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29-03-2005, 11:05 PM
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Lost Pillsbury Bundt cake help!
Greetings;
I need help! I am looking for a cake that my mother used to be able to make in the 70's (and maybe 80's) It was a bundt cake mix that was made of chocolate, had a moist coconut center and had a delicious vanilla icing. It used to come in a complete mix but since then, I guess pillsbury decided to get rid of them. It was an excellent cake mix at the time and have really come to miss it. Nothing that I ever found in a store every came close to it! Any help would be great!!! Thanx. Tom 
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30-03-2005, 02:04 AM
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wrote: Greetings; I need help! I am looking for a cake that my mother used to be able to make in the 70's (and maybe 80's) It was a bundt cake mix that was made of chocolate, had a moist coconut center and had a delicious vanilla icing. It used to come in a complete mix but since then, I guess pillsbury decided to get rid of them. It was an excellent cake mix at the time and have really come to miss it. Nothing that I ever found in a store every came close to it! Any help would be great!!! Thanx. Tom Here's a copycat version of the recipe. Hope it's like you remembered. http://cake.allrecipes.com/az/ChcltMcrnTnnlCk.asp marcella
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