For The Ultimate Boxed Cake, Add Some Champagne
Boxed cake mixes can be a real lifesaver in a pinch. But to really level it up a notch, try adding some Champagne to the mix. Here's how to execute it.
Read MoreBoxed cake mixes can be a real lifesaver in a pinch. But to really level it up a notch, try adding some Champagne to the mix. Here's how to execute it.
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