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This thread centers around the choice of sprinkles to use on a pineapple dump cake, with participants sharing their personal preferences and experiences regarding different sprinkle flavors and cake recipes.
Views differ regarding the best sprinkle to use, with no clear consensus emerging on a single preferred option.
Participants share various recipes and personal experiences with dump cakes, highlighting different flavor combinations and preparation methods.
Consultants looking for ideas on sprinkles and variations for dump cakes may find the shared experiences and recipes helpful.
brendaziz said:Hi! Making a dump cake (cake mix/fruit cake) in the dcb tonite.
brendaziz said:Oh Sorry! I don't remember what people on here call it but i've always called it dump cake cuz you just dump stuff in
It's some pie filling or fruit (i usually do cherry pie but i used crushed pineapple today) a box of cake mix (yellow is usually best!) and then a stick or stick and a half of butter pats on top.
RMDave said:HELP FOLKS! I'll need just a bit better recipe for this one. Thanks Brenda, but I'm the type of who needs to digest a recipe so I don't have to make it 15 times to fine tune.
Can anybody else help?
cathyskitchen said:I usually pair brown sugar with pineapple, so the Cinnamon sprinkle seems closest to that to me, or the Caramel as you mentioned. But I think the Cinnamon has a slightly stronger taste to it.
I just wanted to add something to this recipe (I was the one who posted it originally :blushingkcjodih said:Here you go Dave, the few I have![]()
Black Forest Microwave Cake
8 ounce crushed pineapple
21 ounce cherry pie filling
1 cup pecans
1 ½ stick melted butter
Devil’s Food Cake MixDrain pineapple, reserve liquid. Spread pineapple on bottom of baker. Add pie filling. Spread gently. Sprinkle dry cake mix over filling. Top with chopped pecans. Combine melted butter and pineapple juice and pour on top. Microwave on high 12 minutes. Cool and serve with whipped topping.
The best sprinkle to use on Pineapple Cake is typically a combination of coconut flakes and colorful jimmies or nonpareils. This combination enhances the tropical flavor while adding a fun visual appeal.
Yes, flavored sprinkles can add an extra layer of taste to your Pineapple Cake. Consider using coconut or tropical fruit-flavored sprinkles to complement the pineapple flavor.
Yes, there are health-conscious sprinkle options available, such as organic or all-natural sprinkles that are free from artificial colors and flavors. These can be a great alternative for those looking to enjoy a healthier dessert.
You can make your own sprinkles by mixing powdered sugar with a small amount of water and food coloring to achieve your desired color. Spread the mixture on parchment paper and let it dry before using it on your cake.
It’s best to add sprinkles after baking and cooling the Pineapple Cake. This way, they will maintain their texture and color, providing a delightful crunch and visual appeal on top of the frosting.