Duncan Hines Creamy Home-Style Buttercream Frosting: Flavor
The flavor of Duncan Hines Creamy Home-Style Buttercream Frosting is excellent. It is as close to homemade as ready made frosting can get, sinfully sweet, but not too sweet, with a made from scratch taste. If grandma is not available, this is the next best thing.
Duncan Hines Creamy Home-Style Buttercream Frosting: Convenience
It doesn't get any more convenient than opening a can of ready to eat frosting and spreading the sweet, creamy goodness on a warm cupcake. Consumers who choose not to use all the frosting on one occasion can store it in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.
Duncan Hines Creamy Home-Style Buttercream Frosting: Value
For less than $2.00 at any supermarket, Duncan Hines Creamy Home-Style Buttercream frosting is an excellent value. One can frosts 2 nine inch layer cakes, 36 cupcakes, or a 13 by 9 inch sheet cake. This is an excellent value considering a dozen cupcakes at the supermarket can cost upwards of $8.00.
Duncan Hines Creamy Home-Style Buttercream Frosting: Nutrition Facts
Self proclaimed frosting experts are probably not expecting Duncan Hines Creamy Home-style Buttercream frosting to be calorie free and fat free, and that is a good thing. As far as frosting goes, Duncan Hines Creamy Home-style Buttercream frosting is no worse nutritionally than any other ready to eat frosting. Per 2 tablespoon serving, (the approximate amount spread on 2 cupcakes), it contains 140 calories and 6 grams of fat, 1.5 grams being saturated, and 1.5 grams being trans fat.
Duncan Hines Creamy Home-style Buttercream frosting is a tasty product, for the desert lover. It is rich, creamy, and as satisfying as homemade, without all the work. The only downfall of Duncan Hines Creamy Home-style Buttercream frosting is the trans fat and saturated fat found in the product. Since frosting is something that is not eaten on a daily basis, by most consumers, Duncan Hines Creamy Home-style Buttercream frosting is a delicious treat to be enjoyed wisely by cake lovers and spoon lickers alike.
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