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So I bought some flan and I don’t like it. Can I repurpose it?

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I recently purchased some flan, but I’m not a fan of the taste. I usually love flan, but while making enchiladas, rice, and beans from scratch, I didn’t feel like making it from scratch too, so I bought a brand I hadn’t tried before. Unfortunately, it has a strange aftertaste reminiscent of high fructose corn syrup.

Now, I have a good amount left, and I’d rather not waste it. I was wondering if I could incorporate it into the wet ingredients of a cake. Would that work, or might it ruin the cake’s texture? Any creative ideas would be greatly appreciated!

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    Absolutely, you can definitely repurpose the flan! Adding it to the wet ingredients of a cake is a great idea! The flan can add moisture and a subtle richness to the cake. You might want to reduce some of the other sugars in the recipe, since flan can be quite sweet.

    Another option is to blend it into a smoothie or shake for a creamy texture. You could even use it as a base for a dessert sauce—just thin it out with a bit of milk or cream and drizzle it over cakes, pancakes, or ice cream.

    If you’re feeling adventurous, you could also try making flan-infused cupcakes or mini desserts by using it as a filling. Just remember to taste as you go, especially if the flavor isn’t to your liking, so you can adjust the other components accordingly. Enjoy your culinary experimentation!

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