The lumps in your cake batter usually consist of lumps of flour or sugar. These lumps will remain once you bake your cake, and you will still have lumps of flour or sugar in your baked cake. The best thing to do is to use a good mixer (a hand mixer works fine), and make sure all ingredients are properly blended before baking.
Depends on the cake ingredients! Follow the recipe, if you do not have one, I recommend beating until it is creamy and everything is incorporated into the batter with nor lumps.
When you use cake batter, the cookies spread out farther so you have to leave lots of room between them. They would have a cake-like texture.
Chromatography is not an appropriate means of getting lumps out of cake mix. You should use a sifter or sieve to get lumps out of a dry cake mix. After liquid ingredients are added, you should use a whisk, a hand mixer or an electric mixer to break up any lumps.
A well done batter- that mean the batter has been mixed or done well. Remember that every cake needs good batter or else it'll be bad! Also a batter should not be too runny or too thick and it should also be free of lumps.
Your batter would overflow.
You will get really fat and sick... yuck!
The dessert, or the verb (to encrust or to collect in lumps) is spelled "cake".
Measuring!
Cake Batter Is Changed Into A Physical Change
To mix cake batter?
you put about 1/2 of cake batter
Heterogeneous