Thread: Mountain Dew Cake

Grease and flour a bundt cake pan or use the baking spray. Combine all cake ingredients, mix well and pour into pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 50 minutes.
Combine glaze ingredients in small saucepan, heat to boiling, boil for one minute and pour over hot cake in pan. Let cool completely and remove from pan. Sprinkle with powdered sugar. Enjoy!!!

I take it thats in degrees fahrenheit, not celsius? Cause my oven doesn't go up to 350C...

well yeah, we're in America, of course we use F.

Well i'm in the UK, and here we us C. So

I actually have a funny story about this
My little brother moved away from home last year to go to university, he's staying in uni accomodation for this first year and he's got an American guy in his flat. The American guy didn't understand that the oven was in C and kept wondering why his food kept burning. They found out after a while that he had been putting the food into the oven, turing it up to full (about 250C) and leaving the food in for an extra half hour or so because he thought ovens just didn't go up as high temps as they do in America (not sure why...).

Americans like their food cooked more than Euros...I guess.

Nice, I actually might make this! Sounds werid O_O

Originally Posted by tsdesigns

Well i'm in the UK, and here we us C. So

Almost all of planet Earth does.

And Quiki: Can we steal the ingredients instead of buying them? :P

good point zap. I should say "get ingredients...by any means necessary"

I had to ask. I don't want to spoil the cake with stolen pudding. :P

Originally Posted by Zap

pudding. :P

As in Grim's High Protein Pudding?

I like 7-Up Cake too.. but I usually buy them at the deli..

Originally Posted by WikicyloN

good point zap. I should say "get ingredients...by any means necessary"

Haha, I saw this so I just had to steal the ingredients and make it.
It's really good!

hmmm... i'll try this one ...

That was unique.. I was wondering what it taste like.. anyway I'm going to try it thanks

Mmmm, what's a stick of butter? It's not a unit I'm familiar with.

1 stick of butter = 1/2 cup.

Originally Posted by Red Hot Mama

1 stick of butter = 1/2 cup.

Mmmm right. And in grams?

Originally Posted by CountryBoy

Mmmm right. And in grams?

1 stick of butter = 1/4 pound
1 stick of butter = 1/2 cup
1 stick of butter = 8 tablespoons
1 stick of butter = 4 ounces
1 stick of butter = 113 grams

Online Conversion - US Baking Measure for Butter

how does butter get sold in your green hilly country? in us, we can either get it in a tub, that varies from 10-36 ounces, or it comes in sticks. I think a stick is 3 or 4 tablespoons

In the UK butter comes by the pound... although thanks to the European Union (boo hiss) it has to be sold by the 454 grams instead. I hate Europe.

The only non-metric measure I'm comfortable with is the pint.

wonder why???? LOL

Originally Posted by LeenkzMike

wonder why???? LOL

beats me... I don't even like beer.
Whisky for me, and that comes in litre bottles (I think)