Pic 1- 2nd attempt with cake goop and an orange pound cake. Pic 2- 1st attempt with butter only for greasing and a pumpkin espresso pound cake.

by plantainpizza

16 Comments

  1. 901bookworm

    Yay! That looks delicious — and beautiful!

  2. Disastrous-Cat3267

    Sorry for my ignorance, but what is cake goop?

  3. GuciFit3225

    I’d never heard of cake goop before. I am definitely going to try it out

  4. No-Kaleidoscope5897

    A product called *Baker’s Joy* also works very well. It’s a mixture of nonstick oil and flour, comes in a spray can. Less messy than making goop; no offense to any diehard goopsters out there.

  5. IcePrincess_Not_Sk8r

    Looks great! I have this bundt pan, and the trees always look so pretty dusted with powdered sugar!

  6. neener-neeners

    Nice! I had the same pan and saw your first post. I read and followed everyone’s tips and it came out AMAZING!! Not only beautiful but one of the tastiest crumbs I’ve ever had!

  7. novablair24

    That’s so beautiful!! I LOVE Nordic ware. I have a bee hive pan by them and it’s my favourite

  8. tea_and_cake__

    What cake recipe did you use? I used what came with the pan assuming that would be best…and it didn’t even fill the pan the whole way.

  9. Help me decide, two or three tier cake? It’s going to be too big for the wedding party size either way. Also, which flavours should I choose: Vanilla with whipped cream filling; Vanilla with strawberries and cream ; Chocolate cake ; Red velvet with cream cheese ; Lemon cake with raspberries and cream; Coconut with cream ; Vanilla with cookies&cream

  10. deFleury

    That looks so good! I’m sold, I’m asking Santa for a fancy bundt pan next year.

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