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by emily16838 21 Aug 2008 ( edited Aug 25'08 05:48 )
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__,_.___ Most Dangerous Cake recipe in the World

MINUTE CHOCOLATE MUG CAKE...the most dangerous cake recipe in the world.
4 tablespoons cake flour or all purpose (plain, no self-rising)
4 tablespoons splenda
2 tablespoons baking cocoa
1 egg
3 tablespoons milk
3 tablespoons oil
3 tablespoons chocolate chips(optional)
A small dash of vanilla flavoring
1 microwaveable coffee mug

Add dry ingredients to mug, and mix well
Add the egg and mix thoroughly.
Pour in the milk and oil and mix well.
Add the chocolate chips and vanilla flavoring... and mix again.

Put your mug in the microwave and cook for 3 minutes at 1000 watts. The cake
will rise over the top of the mug, but don't be alarmed! Allow to cool a
little, and tip out onto a plate if desired. EAT! (this can serve 2 if you
want to feel slightly more virtuous).

And why is this the most dangerous cake recipe in the world? Because now we
are all only 5 minutes away from chocolate cake at any time of the day or
night!

Comments (27)
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by nglover1 21 Aug 2008
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Sounds Great . Will have to try. A flower for you
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by grannyo 22 Aug 2008
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lol, This sounds just perfect for this diabetic lady. I have to buy the baking cocoa before I can give it a try. Darn!!!! Thanks *4u
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by nonmusicmom 22 Aug 2008
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Sounds good. I can't have wheat but I have other baking flour that I can try. I don't usually bake for me because no one else in the family will eat the items made with the substitute flour and it goes bad before I can eat it all. I have tried freezing things but they come out nasty. This way I can make just one serving and be done. Going to try tonight. Thanks
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by dkjack 22 Aug 2008
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Thanks Emily. Sounds great. Would be just enough for my husband and myself. :)
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by briauna9 22 Aug 2008
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This sounds soooo good .I will be trying this.I will be sending this to my daughter.
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by lbrow 22 Aug 2008
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Wow! that is dangerous, I hope my hubby doesn't hear about it *4U
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by damaris 22 Aug 2008
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Sounds yummy. Wish I could eat chocolate
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by meganne 22 Aug 2008
You and me both. Migraines???
hnr, Meganne
by colonies1 22 Aug 2008
make a vanilla one..........???
by Cutie #8325809 22 Aug 2008
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i know what i am having next pms lol
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by gerryb 22 Aug 2008
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OH MY GOODNESS! This is NOT helpful when on Weight Watchers!! But I bet I give it a test run!! At least it uses Splenda!!
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by dlonnahawkins 22 Aug 2008
I was going to put this in my E-tools, but forgot my password. Have to e-mail them. I plan on trying to substitute applesauce instead of the oil - and whole wheat flour - wonder what that would do to it? Make one for hubby as recipe, and the modified one for me?
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by meganne 22 Aug 2008
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Is Splenda that artificial sweetener? If it is, 4 tablespoons sounds like Way too much, wouldn't that be equivalent to 8 cups of sugar???
And if it isn't sweetener, what is it?
Different ingredient names downunder,,, LOL!
hugs n roses, Meganne
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by dlonnahawkins 22 Aug 2008
No - Splenda measures like sugar - and is the artificial sweetener, but good to cook with. They also make brown sugar, but it is measured at 1/3 what you would use in regular brown sugar.
by raels011 23 Aug 2008
Splenda is artificial sweetner I get it at Woollies in Australia
by meganne 25 Aug 2008
Thanks Raels, don't remember ever seeing it here but if it's made from sugar i wouldn't use it anyway (for me) as Sugar gives me migraines so i have to have sacharin type sweeteners, And yes it is really tough when i need a sugar or chocolate fix, i'm allergic to milk too. Somehow Carob, sacharin and soy milk don't seem quite as appealing. LOL!!!
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by shirleysisson 22 Aug 2008
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Sounds good. Can just picture all the 'Cuties' sitting down at their computers eating their Chocolate cake!!! LOL *4U
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by tabsolom 22 Aug 2008
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I'm off to make one now, thanks, *4u
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by mops 22 Aug 2008
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Sounds quick and easy. I'll have to try it out!
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by workbecky 22 Aug 2008
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I have tried other cake in a cup recipes. They are good. And yes they are dangerous because dessert is only 5 minutes away. Becky
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by dlonnahawkins 22 Aug 2008
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Oh my - now wouldn't that be a comfort food for us since we have had 4 days of rain, rain, rain!
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by celticlady1031 22 Aug 2008
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This sounds wonderful. I have one little problem with it. I can't use splenda (makes me sick). How much sugar or honey could I use instead?
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by shirlener88 22 Aug 2008
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Emily, sounds yummy - but I am trying to get healthy. DARN!
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by pafhen 22 Aug 2008
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ok cutee's I couldn't pass this one up. I used 12 pks of splenda, didn't have the whole bag. That only measured to 2 tbls. of splenda. Looked like enough to me. I put this in the large cup (like a soup cup) I can not beleive how good this is. Next time, apple sauce instead of the oil. This is a super quick fix for chocolate.
Thanks Emily
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by emily16838 22 Aug 2008
You are welcome.
by pafhen 24 Aug 2008
Well the apple sauce even made it better than using the oil.... Next time it will be honey instead of splenda.
by nonmusicmom 25 Aug 2008
Will try the apple sauce for moisture.
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by shirleysisson 22 Aug 2008
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I tried it out - only used half the oil and sugar because we don't get Splenda. Baked it in a soup mug. It is delicious - I did share it 3 ways!! *4U
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by emily16838 22 Aug 2008
Way to go.. I have to try it too!
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by ruthie 23 Aug 2008
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Definitely sounds like a balanced meal to me - especially if you use apple sauce like pafhen suggested, haha.

Love, hugs and flower for you emily sweetie. Also a cup of coffee to go with the cake!
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by celticlady1031 23 Aug 2008
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I'm hostes for the next Red Cross meeting and have to have treats and a gift. I think I'll make one of these for everyone and kill 2 birds with one stone (so to speak). I can get everyone a mug at the dollar store. Thanks.
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by pafhen 24 Aug 2008
What a great idea.. the ideas are endless...
by nonmusicmom 25 Aug 2008
Some times if you tell the owner that it is for a charity organization they will donate the mugs. Also lots of thrift stores will donate mugs to you.
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by nonmusicmom 25 Aug 2008
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We tried this yesterday and in a pinch it will take care of the chocolate attack monster. We used gluten frree flour. Next time I will try cake flour.
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by sandralochran 25 Aug 2008
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Thank you for sharing
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by newipswich 25 Aug 2008
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Oh yummy!! I knew from the title that it must be
chocolate. (It's kind of a joke in this family, my
fixation with chocolate.) Will certainly have to try
this. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
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by kttyhwk4 25 Aug 2008
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Thank you for sharing....has to be good it's "CHOCOLATE".
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by meganne 25 Aug 2008
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Well I made a chocolate one (reduced sugar) for Nan Nan and you should have seen her eyes light up!!! So worth it!
Then I made a vanilla one with white chocolate buddies and coconut for DH, he said it was good but I notice he hasn't touched the second half of his. Hmmm?
Then I made a coffee, coconut & cinnamon one for me, sacharin and soy milk couldn't even spoil it though whipped cream would've been nice, (damned allergies!!!)
So this morning i went out and bought a nice, tall coffee mug more suitable for the purpose and when my Sister comes over we will both be able to have our favourite choice, whipped up while the kettle boils!!!
Thanks for Sharing Emily, all my good intentions to lose a few lbs have now been blown right out the window. <VBG> hugs n roses, Meganne
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by joaniessw 25 Aug 2008
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I really wanted to try this, despite the fact that it is almost midnite here. But, unfortuanately no flour in the house :( Thank you for sharing and one day I will try, but with applesauce as I always replace oil with apple sauce, then add less sugar.