Food Tips & Info > SubstitutionsDecember 03, 2004

Cake Flour vs. All Purpose Flour

For every cup of cake flour called for in your recipes, you can substitute 1 cup minus 2 Tablespoons all purpose flour.

By Robin

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By Lisa (Guest Post) 02/09/2009

I sifted my flour 2 times and then for every cup of regular flour I took away 2 tablespoons of flour. The cake turned out wonderful, and grandaughter loved it.

By (Guest Post) 04/13/2006

I TRIED DOING THAT AND THE CAKE TASTED NASTY

By learning (Guest Post) 04/13/2006

that "2 T" is that Tablespoons? or Teaspoons?

Editor's Note: It is Tablespoons. I changed it in the tip.
Thanks!

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12/04/2004

You can also sift all purpose flour 3 times and then measure for your recipe and it is just like cake flour

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