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Betty's Easy Ideas

Easy Chocolate Cupcakes with Icing Easy Chocolate Cupcakes with Icing Easy Chocolate Cupcakes with Icing

Easy Chocolate Cupcakes with Icing

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Chocolate Chip Banana Bread Chocolate Chip Banana Bread Chocolate Chip Banana Bread

Chocolate Chip Banana Bread

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Betty's Favorites

Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix Carton Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix Carton Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix Carton

Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix Carton

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Devil’s Food Cake Mix Devil’s Food Cake Mix Devil’s Food Cake Mix

Devil’s Food Cake Mix

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Red Velvet Cake Mix Red Velvet Cake Mix Red Velvet Cake Mix

Red Velvet Cake Mix

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Betty's Tips

How to Bake a Birthday Cake How to Bake a Birthday Cake How to Bake a Birthday Cake

How to Bake a Birthday Cake

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How to Do a Cupcake Swirl? How to Do a Cupcake Swirl? How to Do a Cupcake Swirl?

How to Do a Cupcake Swirl?

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How to Perfectly Ice a Cake How to Perfectly Ice a Cake How to Perfectly Ice a Cake

How to Perfectly Ice a Cake

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Measuring Tip: 5ml Spoon

Betty's Baking Tip:

How to Measure Without Measuring Spoons

Learn simple measuring tips with Betty Crocker™.

No measuring spoons? No problem.

Baking without measuring spoons doesn’t have to be a headache. With a couple simple hacks you can still add the right teaspoon and tablespoon measurements to your bakes.

Measuring Teaspoons

A teaspoon is 5ml, so if you have metric measuring items, such as a measuring jug or even a clean medicine cap, you can do a quick measurement that way. Otherwise, the tip of your index finger from your first knuckle to the tip is roughly equal around a teaspoon. 

Measuring Tablespoons

A tablespoon is 15ml. If you don’t have any metric measurements, then remember that a tablespoon is approximately equal to your thumb.

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