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Thursday, May 30, 2013

How to Make Cool Whip Frosting

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Pin ItArticle EditDiscussUse Cool Whip to make an easy and light frosting for almost any type of cake. It is fast to make and spreads on easily, making it ideal for last minute frosting. And besides vanilla, you can also try out many other flavor combinations.

Edit Ingredients

Basic method:

4 ounce/115g box instant vanilla pudding mix, dry1/4 cup powdered sugar, sifted1 cup milk8 ounces/225g Cool Whip

Real vanilla method:

1 8-ounce/225g container frozen whipped topping, thawed1 3.5-ounce/100g package instant vanilla pudding mix1 cup milk1 teaspoon vanilla extract

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Basic Method1Add pudding mix, powdered sugar and milk to a mixing bowl.

2Mix on low speed until blended.

3Let mixture stand 3 minutes.

4Fold in defrosted Cool Whip.

5Frost cake as desired.

Real Vanilla Method

This recipe makes 2 cups of frosting.

1In a medium bowl, combine pudding mix with milk and vanilla. Mix until smooth.2Gently fold in whipped topping until no streaks remain.3Spread evenly over cake.

Other Flavors1Change the flavors of the frosting easily as follows:Use a differently flavored pudding mix in place of the vanilla pudding mix. For example, chocolate, strawberry or banana.Instead of using vanilla extract in the second method, use a different extract, such as strawberry, chocolate or banana.

Edit Things You'll NeedMixing bowlMixerMeasuring cupFrosting spatula for spreading

Edit Related wikiHowsHow to Make Chocolate Buttercream Icing (Frosting)How to Make Buttercream FrostingHow to Make FrostingHow to Make Your Own Whipped CreamHow to Understand and Use Basic Cooking Terms and SkillsHow to Make Jello Cake

Edit Sources and CitationsAdapted from: Mom's Best Recipes Volume III by Shirley McNevich at the Internet ArchiveAdapted from: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/cool-whipped-frosting/Article Info

Categories: Frosting Icing and Fondant

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