The cupcakes that Mrs Abbas made had 25
grams less butter. Hence, they were greater in volume and drier than our cupcakes.
Our cupcakes were fluffier and softer. This difference arose as Mrs Abbas’s
healthier cupcakes had less fat, and hence the taste, volume, and density was
affected. Both were generally the same and delicious, and I think that I would
like to use less butter the next time I make cupcakes as butter contains fat which
is unhealthy (we can see that it is at the top of the healthy food pyramid). Also,
I would add less cocoa as the taste was too strong and neither my partner nor
myself really liked it.
In order to make it more healthy, we can reduce the amount of butter and sugar added. We can also not put in the chocolate rice flakes, and include fruits like bananas or nuts instead. We can also use less eggs if possible. In the right picture above, we can see the cross-sections of our cupcake on the right and Mrs Abbas's on the left. Also, in the left picture above, we put the two halves of the cupcakes together for comparison. The taller half is Mrs Abbas's.
In order to make it more healthy, we can reduce the amount of butter and sugar added. We can also not put in the chocolate rice flakes, and include fruits like bananas or nuts instead. We can also use less eggs if possible. In the right picture above, we can see the cross-sections of our cupcake on the right and Mrs Abbas's on the left. Also, in the left picture above, we put the two halves of the cupcakes together for comparison. The taller half is Mrs Abbas's.
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