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Andy Katz
 
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Default Is there a downside to using salt in cake/cupcake batter?

I ask because I've been doing some simple baking, starting with
cupcakes and using Magnolia bakery recipes. So their basic vanilla
cupcake uses no salt in the batter, but their red velvet cake/cupcake
does.

Is that just a difference in style?

And, if salt does add to batters as it does to breads why not just use
it in all cakes or batters?

In short, why is it a sometimes thing in baking? Does its presence
have a deleterious effect on the product?

TIA

Andy Katz
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