that are diet friendly. This recipe makes 12 servings at 4 WW points each, plus it's super easy.All you need is 1 box of moist devil's food cake mix, 1 cup of fat free plain Greek yogurt and 1 cup water.
Combine ingredients in a large bowl and add 1 cup water. Whisk thoroughly and transfer to a baking pan sprayed with nonstick spray; bake in the oven until a knife inserted into the center comes out clean. (Refer to cake-mix box for pan size and approximate bake time.)
I made a 9x13 cake and it turned out really good. I sifted a little powdered on the pieces I cut for the kids and they loved it. It was a great afternoon snack with some lemonade.
3 comments:
Oh cool....I LOVE "alternative" cake recipes =] Here's one I found on the web a few years ago...diet pop cake...sounds nasty...BUT..it's great! It uses 1 box cake mix and 1 can diet pop....that's it! LOW cal with no eggs or oils...woohOO!
http://nannamanna-moxie.blogspot.com/2008/10/no-eggs-no-oil-2-pop-cake.html
What's the difference between a Greek yoghurt and plain yoghurt? Is it okay for a sustitute ? Thanks, I've been a follower of your blog but rarely post a comment, but this recipe is interesting, thinking of trying to make it
Cake mixes are more expensive than using eggs, flour and cocoa over this side of the Atlantic. What's in Devil's Food mix? I'm asking so I can replicate this cake, it sounds yum!
-Flora
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