Ding Dong Cake


I've had so many requests for the recipe for the cake that I made this week for our covered dish fellowship at church, so now I'm passing it along to all of you! I'm thinking about renaming it Chocolate Dream Cake. That just sounds so much more romantic. :)

My friend Gwen originally shared this recipe with me, and I've made it countless times. I always get lots of complements on this cake, and there are never any leftovers. The picture above actually came from here. My cake turns out pretty much the same, but I usually just let the frosting drizzle down over the sides of the cake so that the white filling can still be seen. There's also a recipe for this cake made totally from scratch, but I'm all for shortcuts if the end result tastes great. :) I use a Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker mix, as they seem more moist to me than the store brand mix. You can use whatever you prefer.

Ding Dong Cake

1 box Devil's Food cake mix
1 tub chocolate fudge frosting
1 8 oz. tub whipped topping (I use Cool Whip Light--it still tastes the same.)
1 box white chocolate instant pudding mix


Prepare the cake mix as directed on the package for 8" or 9" round cake pans. Allow the layers to cool completely.

Fold the pudding mix into the whipped topping. Spread the topping on one of the cake layers. Place the other cake layer on top.

Microwave the tub of frosting until it stirs easily. All microwaves heat differently, but it should take 30-60 seconds. Pour the frosting over the cake. I let it drizzle all down the sides.




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Thursday, November 01, 2007
Ding Dong Cake

I've had so many requests for the recipe for the cake that I made this week for our covered dish fellowship at church, so now I'm passing it along to all of you! I'm thinking about renaming it Chocolate Dream Cake. That just sounds so much more romantic. :)

My friend Gwen originally shared this recipe with me, and I've made it countless times. I always get lots of complements on this cake, and there are never any leftovers. The picture above actually came from here. My cake turns out pretty much the same, but I usually just let the frosting drizzle down over the sides of the cake so that the white filling can still be seen. There's also a recipe for this cake made totally from scratch, but I'm all for shortcuts if the end result tastes great. :) I use a Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker mix, as they seem more moist to me than the store brand mix. You can use whatever you prefer.

Ding Dong Cake

1 box Devil's Food cake mix
1 tub chocolate fudge frosting
1 8 oz. tub whipped topping (I use Cool Whip Light--it still tastes the same.)
1 box white chocolate instant pudding mix


Prepare the cake mix as directed on the package for 8" or 9" round cake pans. Allow the layers to cool completely.

Fold the pudding mix into the whipped topping. Spread the topping on one of the cake layers. Place the other cake layer on top.

Microwave the tub of frosting until it stirs easily. All microwaves heat differently, but it should take 30-60 seconds. Pour the frosting over the cake. I let it drizzle all down the sides.




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12 Comments:
Blogger momofmhasr said...
I agree with the name chaneg. Ding dong sounds like somesaid " it is so simple and good even a ..... could make it;)! It looks great though! A must try I am sure.

Anonymous Anonymous said...
I'm going to try that! I'm glad we can make it with a box mix. I can get them for 99 cents!
Thanks for sharing.

Blogger Kelli said...
Oh, that looks delicious! I agree about the name, Chocolate Dream Cake is perfect!
Kelli

Oh yummy!!

Blogger Mommy said...
Looks so bad for you! But looks good to the tummy! :)

I would like to try this recipie. On day! ;)

Blogger Unknown said...
I CAN NOT WAIT to try this one! I know a few folks who will think they have died and gone to heaven! LOL
Thanks Mrs. C.

Blogger momofmhasr said...
do you prepare the pudding before you add it to the coolwhip? And id the coolwhip the small one or the big one?

Blogger Paula said...
momofmhasr,
I just add the powdery pudding mix straight into the Cool Whip. I use the small tub--I think it's 8 oz. :)

Blessings,
Mrs. C

Blogger Arlene said...
Oh thank you for sharing Mrs. C! I will definitely have to try this (next time cake mix goes on sale). You sound just like Anne Shirley -- "Chocolate Dream Cake just sounds so much more romantic" ;)

Blogger ~~Deby said...
Think I might call this "sinfully delicious cake"...ahem....hence all the calories....
sounds yummmmy.....
Deby

Oh, this looks delicious! YUM!

Do you mind if I share it at Mommy What's For Dinner?

Blogger Paula said...
Jen,
Feel free to share it! :)

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