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3 years ago

HELP ASP ON KITCHEN MATH !!!

Mathematics

2 answers:

Komok [63]3 years ago

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Answer:

1 1/2 shortening

1 tsp salt

4 1/2 granulated sugar

1 or 3 tsp baking soda (not sure if it’s 1/2 or 1 1/2 for the original recipe)

1/2 eggs

4 c cake flour

1 vanilla extract

food coloring

1/2 butter flavoring

kozerog [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

6 Dozen

Shortening: 6/4

Granulated Sugar: 18/4

Beaten Eggs: 2/4

Vanilla Extract: 2/2

Butter Flavoring: 2/4

Salt: 2/2

Baking Soda: 6/2

Cake Flour: 4

Food Coloring x 2

Step-by-step explanation:

6 ÷ 3 = 2

3 Dozen

Shortening: 3/4

Granulated Sugar: 9/4

Beaten Eggs: 1/4

Vanilla Extract:1/2

Butter Flavoring: 1/4

Salt: 1/2

Baking Soda: 3/2

Cake Flour: 2

Food Coloring

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Shortening: 3/4 x 2

Granulated Sugar: 9/4 x 2

Beaten Eggs: 1/4 x 2

Vanilla Extract: 1/2 x 2

Butter Flavoring: 1/4 x 2

Salt: 1/2 x 2

Baking Soda: 3/2 x 2

Cake Flour: 2 x 2

Food Coloring x 2

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6 Dozen

Shortening: 6/4

Granulated Sugar: 18/4

Beaten Eggs: 2/4

Vanilla Extract: 2/2

Butter Flavoring: 2/4

Salt: 2/2

Baking Soda: 6/2

Cake Flour: 4

Food Coloring x 2

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