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Matcha Green Tea Cake and Baking Mix(24 votes) Click on a star to add your own rating     Serving this alone won't get you any praise. It's nice, but a little boring. The tea flavor could be a bit stronger, but has been pared down, probably, due to the unfamiliar (to our American palates) and slightly bitter taste of green tea. Something sharp and acidic such as apricot or raspberry jam or fresh fruit pair nicely with the cake. Sliced almonds sprinkled on top before baking would add a bit of texture and flavor. Submitted on 10/26/2006 by miranda Number of people who have "favored" this: 1 Read all 6 reviews below -OR-Add your own reviewReviews (6)
byFabSis, November 13, 2006
Cake was a bit heavy, but good. I liked the batter. P-:
bymaryD, November 16, 2006
I added dried cranberries and chopped walnuts(or pecans)in the mix before baking. Positive results. Also, use TJ's lemon curd on the side, DELICIOUS!
byterrier, November 16, 2006
But the cake tastes fine. Am really glad that the direx don't call for a whole stick of butter, like some of the other TJs boxed cakes do.
I'd try this again, next time w/some doctoring to oomph it up. Slivered almonds (or an almond flavored icing) might be good, or poppy seeds? Also wonder if it'd be possible to sub light olive oil for some of the butter. byGermanCityGirl, May 11, 2007
mixing some of the TJ's mango sauce with some light whipped cream? A dollop of that on top goes quite nicely together!
byPilapila, July 12, 2007
I like green tea. I like cake. I don't like this mix one bit.
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