Glad there’s only one of: Red Velvet Creme Cakes

I was at a rest stop somewhere on the Oregon/California border and saw these Red Velvet Twinkie-like creme cakes and thought they’d be interesting to try.
I brought them back to my sister’s house and she, my brother-in-law, Ethan and I gave them a try.

So…not so interesting.  These cakes were pretty tasteless. Zac, my brother-in-law described them as too airy and that t was like they tried to use as little flour as possible.  You’d think that would result in a nice, fluffy cake but they definitely lacked some sort of substance.  These crumbled very easily and were hard to enjoy.  We all agreed these were a disappointment - too bad I thought i stumbled upon a little treasure.

Red Velvet Creme Cakes

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  1. Tintin LaChance Says:

    I find it impossible to imagine ever purposely eating anything like a Twinkie anyhow, though. Ew.

  2. Joshua Says:

    And that’s why you should only eat Little Debbie Creme Cakes.

  3. Tasty Japan Says:

    I’m interested that the cake is called red velvet and it actually looks quite red, is it just chocolate cake?

  4. Nancy Says:

    Tasty - red velvet cake is a Southern-originated (I think?) tradition in the U.S. It is basically chocolate cake that’s been dyed deep red.

  5. PutnamEco Says:

    Didn’t Little Debbie just come out with something like these? See their web site
    (http://www.littledebbie.com/products/PetiteVelvet.asp)

  6. Screens Fireplace Says:

    the little debbie treats aren’t really in twinkie form like the mrs. freshley’s are. They’re just like little cakes. you could probably argue they’re the same thing, but i don’t think so. i actually kind of like the mrs. freshley’s cakes btw.

  7. AW Says:

    yeah, these are nasty. . .I can attest. I love Red Velvet Cake, but this ain’t no Red Velvet Cake. . .long ways from it!!!

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