What can you use instead of buttermilk for red velvet cake?

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1. What can you use instead of buttermilk for red velvet cake?
2. What can I add to red velvet cake mix?
3. Can you use lemon juice instead of vinegar in red velvet cake?
4. What can I use to replace vinegar in red velvet cake?
5. Can we use synthetic vinegar for food?

What can you use instead of buttermilk for red velvet cake?

If need a substitute for buttermilk, place 1 tablespoon of white vinegar in a 1 cup measuring cup. Fill the cup the rest of the way with milk. Allow the mixture to sit for several minutes, then stir it. This is an easy buttermilk substitute!

What can I add to red velvet cake mix?

Adding an extra egg is one way to add density. Substitute the water with equal parts milk, or in the case of red velvet cake, buttermilk. Or substitute half parts water and half parts sour cream. For a rich consistency, make sure to incorporate these ingredients evenly into the batter, ideally using an electric mixer.

Can you use lemon juice instead of vinegar in red velvet cake?

Cider vinegar is a mild-flavoured vinegar but lemon juice would also be fine to use as an alternative acid ingredient, as it should also not interfere with the flavour of the cakes.

What can I use to replace vinegar in red velvet cake?

White wine vinegar is a good substitute as it is also fairly mild. You could also use lemon juice or cream of tartar.

Can we use synthetic vinegar for food?

Vinegar is of two types- natural (brewed) and synthetic (non-brewed). The use of synthetic vinegar may cause throat irritation/allergy in sensitive individuals. ... As long as the synthetic acetic acid used for making vinegar is food-grade, consumers don't have to worry about contaminants harming their health, PNRI says.