HOW TO MAKE CHOCLATE CAKE
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To make a chocolate cake, gather the necessary ingredients which include sugar, flour, chocolate, oil, water, salt, and eggs. Mix the ingredients together and then bake the cake in the oven.
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- 2. Steps to make a Chocolate Cake ( Beginning ) • Collect your items (characters ) in the kitchen (). • 1- sugar 2- flour 3- chocolate 4-oil 5- water 6- salt 7-egg
- 3. Steps to make a Chocolate Cake ( Middle ) • Mixing the characters together.
- 4. Steps to make a Chocolate Cake ( The end ) • Butting the cake in the oven.