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Help! What Is White Pop?

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ingodsimage2 Newbie
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It is listed as an ingredient in a birthday cake recepie. Anybody know what it is and what can be substituted for it? :ph34r:

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CarlaB Enthusiast
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Could they be talking about 7Up or Sprite?

ingodsimage2 Newbie
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I don't know the instructions are rather poor but it is right here on this site labeled "birthday cake" in the recepie section. It says mix alternately with the flour.

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It is listed as an ingredient in a birthday cake recepie. Anybody know what it is and what can be substituted for it? :ph34r:

igi2,

I don't know, but found this interesting recipe for honey pop at google.

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best regards, lm

Viola 1 Rookie
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It is listed as an ingredient in a birthday cake recepie. Anybody know what it is and what can be substituted for it? :ph34r:

I have a pancake mix that used club soda, so perhaps that's it. It works really well.

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There is a famous "weight watchers" cake that uses 7up/Sprite (similar). That is probably what it is.

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It is listed as an ingredient in a birthday cake recepie. Anybody know what it is and what can be substituted for it? :ph34r:

I made this cake for christmas and my sons birthday. What a hit. Everyone asked for the recipie. I use 7up or a generic. I also like the sugar free version to cut calories. I also don't like things super sweet. I ust Pamela's pancake mix for the gluten-free flour. Good luck! We love this cake.

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mumseyh Rookie
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I live in Milwaukee, and everyone here calls clear lemon lime pop (7 up/sprite) "white soda". I guess it is a regional thing. What can you say about a place that calls a drinking fountain a "bubbler"? :blink:

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