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Some traditionally 'fatty' products like mayonaise now seem to be produced
commercially with *low* fat alternatives. We have tried to make some cake with a low fat content (ie a little olive oil instead of shed loads of butter) but the results tasted very dry. How might we copy the commercial products with a 'healthy' alternative in our cake rather than lots of butter? Thanks. |
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