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2 comments:

  1. Looks like a great recipe ... Gonna try a version of it this weekend. Just one question .. How did your cream cheese frosting come out ? was it runny ? Or was it stiff enough to frost the cake without it being a mess?

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  2. Hi Sara, I always tweak the frosting recipes because I don't like the amount of icing sugar that goes into the original recipe. Reducing the amount of icing sugar will definitely give a slight runny consistency but stiff enough to be able to frost the cake. You may add more icing sugar to achieve a more stiff texture if you find it too runny for your liking or go to the original recipe which I've referenced. Hope that helps.

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