Tag: White cake mix

As the plant-based lifestyle grows, more consumers are scrutinizing product labels for animal-derived ingredients. Unfortunately, the popular Pillsbury White Cake Mix is not vegan, containing dairy-based additives that make it unsuitable for a strict plant-based nutrition diet.

Most standard Pillsbury White cake mixes, such as the Moist Supreme variety, are not dairy-free, with the ingredient label explicitly stating that the product contains milk. This is an important distinction for anyone with a dairy allergy or intolerance, as well as for those following a vegan diet.

A single box of Pillsbury white cake mix contains a surprisingly complex list of ingredients, a mix of standard baking staples and various food additives. While the main components are flour and sugar, the full list includes multiple leavening agents, emulsifiers, and preservatives to ensure a consistent, moist texture and extended shelf life.

According to official nutrition information, a 1/10 package serving of dry Betty Crocker Super Moist White Cake Mix contains 170 calories. However, the calorie count changes significantly once you add ingredients like oil and eggs during preparation, increasing the total calories per serving considerably.