Simply Well-Balanced Sweet Frosting: Whipped Vanilla Buttercream

Simply Well-Balanced Sweet Frosting: Whipped Vanilla Buttercream

This Buttercream Recipe Is So Good It's Hard To Resist Licking The Bowl

In every delicious cake, the frosting is the true hero, whether it’s a fancy three-layered wedding cake or petite red velvet cupcake. No matter how moist and sweet the batter may be, without the proper flavor of your frosting, the cake will not survive against other sweet competitors.

Here is a way to knock them all out with this special frosting recipe! Light, fluffy and of course sweet, this is totally different from any frostings you have ever dealt with!

Whipped Vanilla Buttercream is absolutely delicious!

It is compacted in a perfectly well balanced sweetness so that it’s just the RIGHT amount: not bland or sweetness overload with foreshadowing cavities.

Absolutely easy to make with a help of a mixer. And what’s more beneficial is if you make more than enough, you get to store it in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks!

To Find Out How To Make This Simple & Enjoyable Cupcake Or Cake Topper-Treat Please Go To Page (2)…



Next Page »





285 Comments

  1. Peachy Scott
    Peachy Scott December 10, 22:06

    Michelle Fleming

    Reply to this comment
  2. Al Lawrence
    Al Lawrence December 11, 17:48

    Have never used almond

    Reply to this comment
  3. Misty Collins
    Misty Collins December 13, 12:39

    Great

    Reply to this comment
  4. Kathleen Arnold
    Kathleen Arnold December 14, 16:45

    Yum

    Reply to this comment
  5. Yvonne Castillo
    Yvonne Castillo December 16, 00:13

    I want a gd stable whipped frosting like the grocery stores, I hate buttercream ughh

    Reply to this comment
  6. Barbara Coronado
    Barbara Coronado December 17, 15:48

    I actually tried it. The almond gave it a different flavor. Also I used 3 cups of powder sugar. It was kind of sweet. So I added some fresh lemon juice. And that really have it a good taste!

    Reply to this comment
  7. Jennifer Lynn
    Jennifer Lynn December 18, 14:30

    Jamie Jordan

    Reply to this comment
  8. Jamie Jordan
    Jamie Jordan December 18, 14:48

    Thanks

    Reply to this comment
  9. Jamie Jordan
    Jamie Jordan December 18, 14:49

    I need chocolate butter cream

    Reply to this comment
  10. Mary Terry Kenney
    Mary Terry Kenney December 19, 15:01

    I use a recipe similar to this from Wilton.

    Reply to this comment
  11. Shirley Graham
    Shirley Graham December 19, 22:28

    Shirley Reardon Exactly. too heavy on the almond.

    Reply to this comment
  12. Shirley Graham
    Shirley Graham December 19, 22:32

    Try Rich’s Bettercreame sold at GFS. Comes in a quart container and you just whip it for 6-8 minutes.Cake on the right is frosted with Rich’s Bettercreame.

    Reply to this comment
  13. Yvonne Castillo
    Yvonne Castillo December 19, 22:33

    Thank you, so you just whip it then no adding of anything?

    Reply to this comment
  14. Shirley Graham
    Shirley Graham December 19, 22:45

    It’s vanilla flavored, but I always add a little more clear vanilla or you can color it with food color. That’s it.

    Reply to this comment
  15. Yvonne Castillo
    Yvonne Castillo December 19, 22:46

    Thanks !!!

    Reply to this comment
  16. Shirley Graham
    Shirley Graham December 19, 22:46

    Follow directions on container so as not to over whip. It will be real creamy.

    Reply to this comment
  17. Inderia Wilson
    Inderia Wilson December 20, 02:54

    I have been making this gor year. My mother made hers this way too. This was also a receipt on the inside of Land O Lakes Butter package.

    Reply to this comment
  18. Janet Rolek
    Janet Rolek December 20, 03:03

    I hope this is good.

    Reply to this comment
  19. JoAnn Cabaniss
    JoAnn Cabaniss December 20, 13:10

    Been making it like this many,many years.The recipe is on powdered sugar box.

    Reply to this comment
  20. Cynthia Stanley
    Cynthia Stanley December 21, 22:26

    My favorite!

    Reply to this comment
  21. Misty Collins
    Misty Collins December 21, 23:16

    Love !

    Reply to this comment
  22. Eneida Diaz
    Eneida Diaz December 22, 00:55

    .

    Reply to this comment
  23. Pat Harper
    Pat Harper December 22, 03:15

    .

    Reply to this comment
  24. Yousr Ali
    Yousr Ali December 22, 04:06

    Zeinab Aly

    Reply to this comment
  25. Anna Ledvina
    Anna Ledvina December 22, 11:44

    8oz = 1c
    32oz = 4c

    Reply to this comment
  26. Liz Ling Sater
    Liz Ling Sater December 22, 11:47

    If you buy a two pound bag of sugar (32 oz) then measure it in a dry measuring cup, you will get about 8 cups. Weight and dry measure are two different things

    Reply to this comment
  27. Arden Michaelsen Fenwick
    Arden Michaelsen Fenwick December 22, 20:30

    I always make frosting this way. Really important to sift P. Sugar. Add lemon or orange zest for a taste treat.

    Reply to this comment
  28. Linda Meade
    Linda Meade December 24, 13:40

    I never buy canned frosting: never enough to cover a layer cake and inferior to homemade.

    Reply to this comment
  29. Susan Mason
    Susan Mason December 24, 21:20

    You can find recipes that use either gelatins or stabilized with cream cheese

    Reply to this comment
  30. Judy Sundal
    Judy Sundal December 25, 04:27

    Or white flour frosting

    Reply to this comment
  31. Wendy Pierre
    Wendy Pierre December 25, 12:01

    The store bought one is probably loaded with hydrogenated fat,…… arteries clogger

    Reply to this comment
  32. Mary Marcum
    Mary Marcum December 25, 17:51

    Looks sooooo good

    Reply to this comment
  33. LaDonna Cooper Howard
    LaDonna Cooper Howard December 25, 18:30

    LaDonna Cooper

    Reply to this comment
  34. Betty King
    Betty King December 25, 19:28

    Yum

    Reply to this comment
  35. Beatrice Garmany Cox
    Beatrice Garmany Cox December 26, 17:42

    Thank you. Too much here to fight for the recipe…

    Reply to this comment
  36. Donna Buchheit
    Donna Buchheit December 27, 23:21

    My favorite icing…

    Reply to this comment
  37. Debi Ray Nattier
    Debi Ray Nattier December 28, 04:08

    Thanks for the info, I will check out the box.

    Reply to this comment
  38. Debi Ray Nattier
    Debi Ray Nattier December 28, 14:44

    Holy crap, there are so many ads on this page that you can’t even read the recipe. I gave up.

    Reply to this comment
  39. Dixie Austin
    Dixie Austin December 28, 15:16

    I find easier to scroll down till someone is kind enough to print the recipe thank you

    Reply to this comment
  40. Dixie Austin
    Dixie Austin December 28, 15:20

    Sift 1/4 cup of dry cocoa powder in the powdered sugar for chocolate frosting

    Reply to this comment
  41. Bec Ky
    Bec Ky December 28, 21:53

    This link and website is a TRAP of pop-ups and crap. No thank you.

    Reply to this comment
  42. Coleen Goodrich
    Coleen Goodrich December 29, 18:26

    To sweet. I do cooked whipped frosting. It doesn’t contain confectioners sugar.

    Reply to this comment
  43. Renaud Martinez
    Renaud Martinez December 30, 01:00

    Hey Renaud Martinez let’s try it

    Reply to this comment
  44. Rose Stilwell
    Rose Stilwell December 30, 01:26

    Yummy !!!

    Reply to this comment
  45. Carrie Atwood
    Carrie Atwood December 30, 02:54

    Yummmmm!

    Reply to this comment
  46. Lori DingerCorcione
    Lori DingerCorcione December 30, 11:18

    Go on first page hit next page.

    Reply to this comment
  47. Lori DingerCorcione
    Lori DingerCorcione December 30, 11:22

    If it’s to sweet add a little lemon juice or pinch of salt it works.

    Reply to this comment

Write a Comment

Click here to cancel reply.

<