King Cake Earthquake Cake

King Cake Earthquake Cake 

King Cake Earthquake Cake - perfect ending to your Mardi Gras party!! Yellow Cake with pecans and cream cheese. YUM! Cake mix, pecans, cream cheese, butter, powdered sugar, vanilla. Top the cake with a quick glaze and colored sugar. A fun twist on King Cake! Great for dessert or breakfast! #cake #dessert #mardigras #kingcake

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King Cake Earthquake Cake - perfect ending to your Mardi Gras party!! Yellow Cake with pecans and cream cheese. YUM! Cake mix, pecans, cream cheese, butter, powdered sugar, vanilla. Top the cake with a quick glaze and colored sugar. A fun twist on King Cake! Great for dessert or breakfast! #cake #dessert #mardigras #kingcake

This King Cake Earthquake Cake is fun take on King Cake. It is perfect for your Fat Tuesday parties next week! This cake is so simple to make. It starts with cake mix and has dollops of yummy cinnamon cream cheese through out the cake. It is seriously delicious!

King Cake Earthquake Cake - perfect ending to your Mardi Gras party!! Yellow Cake with pecans and cream cheese. YUM! Cake mix, pecans, cream cheese, butter, powdered sugar, vanilla. Top the cake with a quick glaze and colored sugar. A fun twist on King Cake! Great for dessert or breakfast! #cake #dessert #mardigras #kingcake

The cake gets its name Earthquake Cake because as the cake cooks, the cake rises and the cream cheese sinks leaving crevices in the finished cake. Every slice will look different. I've made this several times and it looks different every time. Sometimes the cream cheese sinks and some times it bubbles up. Either way, it tastes great!

King Cake Earthquake Cake - perfect ending to your Mardi Gras party!! Yellow Cake with pecans and cream cheese. YUM! Cake mix, pecans, cream cheese, butter, powdered sugar, vanilla. Top the cake with a quick glaze and colored sugar. A fun twist on King Cake! Great for dessert or breakfast! #cake #dessert #mardigras #kingcake

I topped this King Cake Earthquake Cake with a simple glaze and Mardi Gras colored sugar. SO festive! It is also SOOOO good! This is obviously not a traditional King Cake, but it tastes great. Pecans, cream cheese and cinnamon. YUM!

This King Cake Earthquake Cake is the perfect ending to your Mardi Gras celebration. It also isn't bad for breakfast. Just saying😳

This cake is delicious any time of year, not just Mardi Gras. Just swap out the colored sugar to fit the occasion. You can even leave out the colored sugar. 

King Cake Earthquake Cake - perfect ending to your Mardi Gras party!! Yellow Cake with pecans and cream cheese. YUM! Cake mix, pecans, cream cheese, butter, powdered sugar, vanilla. Top the cake with a quick glaze and colored sugar. A fun twist on King Cake! Great for dessert or breakfast! #cake #dessert #mardigras #kingcake



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