Betty Crocker Cake Mix (commercial, 1951)

Vicki, are you in the kitchen? Mother, touch the cake, I'll just say. Well, Mother, after all, no one really can resist a rich moist cake made with a Betty Crocker cake mix. Mmm, it's got that special homemade goodness.

Just begging to be eaten. Boy, I'd grab a slice of it, too. It's just as fluffy and moist as the cake's Betty Crocker and her staff make. In fact, Betty Crocker White Cake Mix is a favorite Betty Crocker recipe already measured and blended.

It contains famous soft, as silk cake flour and premium cake shortening. All you have to do is add water and fresh eggs. And you get a fine, snowy white cake, a great big cake too.

In fact, nine out of ten homemakers in recent tests said Betty Crocker Cake Mixes with fresh eggs gave them bigger, taller cakes than the other cake mixes they tested. Betty Crocker Cake Mixes give you a full pound and a quarter of cake mix.

That's more than any other nationally sold cake mix. And remember, those fresh eggs added to Betty Crocker Cake Mixes helped give that special homemade goodness. Try Betty Crocker Cake Mixes and always make big, moist, fresh egg cakes.

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