Why I Use This Basic Sandwich Spread In My Chocolate Cake (You Should Too!)
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All hail the chocolate cake! As you can see, I’m quite a fan of the cocoa-laden baked treated. I love my chocolate cake moist, and I love it piled high with frosting. How do you prefer your chocolate cake? Perhaps you like to add a little mayonnaise to it. No, I’m not joking. Mayo makes chocolate cake super moist.
It might seem weird to you to put mayo in a chocolate cake, but don’t knock it until you try it, sister. It’s so good! I have to admit, the first time I read this recipe, I thought the author was crazy. You’re probably thinking the same thing about me right now. Just lock me up in the looney bin with my mayo-laced chocolate cake 🙂
Recipe courtesy of Kansas City.
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Quick Tip: I think that Hellmann’s is the best mayo to use in this recipe. Do you have a favorite mayo brand?
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