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Duncan Hines Cream Cheese Icing

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bmzob Apprentice
bmzob
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there are a few ify ingredients i think - mono-and diglycerides, dextrin, modified food starch, coloring, and flavoring. it is made in the US and i think that means that the modified food starch is corn, but i'm not sure.

i went to their website and the only way they have of contacting them is by snail mail and i was sort of hoping for a quicker response.

thanks!

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Lisa Mentor
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Motified food starch in the US is generally safe, as you stated, it is corn based.

Franceen Explorer
Franceen
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Clan Thompson List has Duncan Hines Homestyle Cream Cheese Icing as Gluten Free - but not made in dedicated facility. I have eaten Duncan Hines with no problem.

bmzob Apprentice
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thanks so much!

breann6 Contributor
breann6
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i make a cream cheese icing thats super easy if your interested;

one block cream cheese/ room temp

3/4 stick of butter/ room temp

Sugar to taste; i try and get away with as little as possible

i drop a few drops of vanilla and almond in while mixing on medium until well mixed

its delicious with fruit too :)

GFBetsy Rookie
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Here's another Cream Cheese Frosting recipe . . . delicious!

1 8 oz. pkg cream cheese

1 stick margarine or butter

1 lb. powdered sugar

1 tsp. vanilla

Cream together the cream cheese and margarine until all lumps are gone. Add powdered sugar and mix well. Add vanilla and mix well. Store any leftovers in the fridge.

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