If You’ve Never Tried Lemon 7-Up Bundt Cake, You’re Missing Out BIG TIME!
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So, I’m noticing a trend in my baking adventures: I cannot stop making Bundt cakes! I think I have an addiction going on here. How about you? Do you enjoy making Bundt cakes as much as I do?
Bundts are just fun. Plain and simple. They look great, are easy to make, and taste amazing. I was recently experimenting in my kitchen while I was drinking a glass of 7-Up. It’s my favorite soda pop. Then, all of a sudden, disaster happened.
I was mixing up a lemon bundt cake when suddenly, my dog came up behind me chasing the cat and totally caused me to splash my soda into the cake batter. I thought all was lost, but since I despise being wasteful, I baked the cake anyway. I am SO glad that I did!
Recipe courtesy of Duncan Hines.
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Quick Tip: You can also make this cake with Dr. Pepper and Orange Crush soda pop.