Ready for a
fun and yummy recipe
This one comes with a bonus!!
You can use stuff up from your pantry too!
You can use stuff up from your pantry too!
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Take 1 cake mix (yellow or white)
bake according to directions
bake according to directions
While that’s baking, take 1 (20 oz) can pineapple (crushed or tidbits) – pour (with juice) in a saucepan, add 1 cup sugar, heat until sugar dissolves, bring to a boil and then remove from heat.
Take 2 small packages of pudding
{vanilla or banana, etc – again, whatever you have in the pantry}
and make according to directions, let set in the fridge.
{vanilla or banana, etc – again, whatever you have in the pantry}
and make according to directions, let set in the fridge.
Spread 1 1/2 cups coconut on a baking tray
and toast in the oven
and toast in the oven
tick tock tick tock…
okay - now your cake is done and out of the oven, right?
poke holes in it with a fork
poke holes in it with a fork
{stab stab stab away!} - mmmwwhhhhahhhahh!!
Now that you’ve gotten your aggressions out on the cake…Pour the pineapple and juices over the cake
Let the cake completely cool, then slather the pudding over the top and then spread whipped cream (cool whip or dream whip etc.) for the top layer
Sprinkle with the toasted coconut and
Chill for at least an hour
Chill for at least an hour
Enjoy!!
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This cake has tons of variations too!
sometimes I add raspberries or strawberries
sometimes a layer of banana,
sometimes a layer of hot fudge or hazelnut spread
(I know YUM right?)
sometimes a layer of banana,
sometimes a layer of hot fudge or hazelnut spread
(I know YUM right?)
xoxo
Chat soon -
I love pineapple! This is a great cake for a tropical party, like a pina colada cake. MMM
ReplyDeleteThis cake looks yummy,.. enjoyed finding your blog.
ReplyDeleteBristol
I'm in trouble now!!! I can see me baking this over and over :0)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great summer treat...I'm going to make this!!
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Jane
This sounds and looks SO delicious! I think I'll try it for a church supper Wednesday night! :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good and I actually have all the ingredients to make it. I'm thrilled!
ReplyDeleteOh this looks good. Much less calories drooling over your potting station though.... :D
ReplyDeleteTropical flavors are my favorite and I love anything and everything with coconut!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an easy project! Thanks for sharing such a fun summer recipe!
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karianne
This looks so delicious and refreshing. I can't wait to make it this weekend and cool off everyone around here with a tasty delight!
ReplyDeleteYummy! That looks so good! Thanks for sharing at the Pomp Party! Pinning to our Pomp Party board!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good! I'm pinning this for the next time I need a summer cake recipe!
ReplyDeleteThis cake looks so tasty & moist! Yummy :) Visiting from Get Schooled Linkup - Have a Great Weekend!
ReplyDeleteYum! This looks and sounds delicious. I am adding it to my recipes. Thanks for sharing this at the Open House Party.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds really yummy! I love anything coconut (& I would add bananas too!) I would love for you to share at my Gettin' Krafty With It party on Tuesday if you can!
ReplyDeleteOh yum - looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteWould love for you to link it and your other cake recipes up at my new Empty Your Archive link party which is a chance to dust off great posts from your archive - there is a focus this week on big cakes - would really love to see you there, Alice @ Mums Make Lists x
BIG TIME YUM!! I can't wait to try this and all the variations, I might start with the hazlenut spread I'm so glad I found you! :) Michelle
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