1.1 How many grams of can of apple pie filling Chantel is going to use in the Apple (2) Cinnamon Cake.

1 answer:

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The number of grams of canned apple that Chantel needs for her apple-cinnamon cake is about 1400 grams.

<h3>How to calculate the amount of canned apple that Chantel needs?</h3>

To know the amount of canned apple that Chantel needs for her apple and cinnamon cake recipe, we must review the amount of apple that she needs for the filling of her cake.

According to the basic recipe to make this cake, we need 6 to 8 apples. Taking into account that each apple weighs about 200g, we can infer that Chantel is going to use about 1400g of canned apple as shown below.

On average we need 7 apples.

6 + 8 = 14
14 ÷ 2 = 7

Each apple weighs 200g, so 7 apples would be 1400g.

7 × 200g = 1400g

Based on the above, Chantel needs 1400g of canned apple.

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