My mom just served this amazing cake for my grandmother's 87th birthday and mmmmm...it was so good that I took a photo of it right there and said "mom, email me your recipe." The chocolate with condensed milk and butterscotch is sweet and the light and fluffy cool whip - it's the perfect mix - DE - licious! So here it is!German Chocolate/Toffee Cake Ingredients:
German Chocolate Cake Mix (any brand)
1 can Eagle Brand condensed Milk
1 12 oz jar butterscotch ice cream topping
1 container of cool whip
8oz bag of Heath English Toffee Bits O'Brickle (or chop up 6 Heath bars)
Directions:
Use any German Chocolate cake mix. Bake as directed in 9 x 13 inch pan. Cool.
When the cake is cool, poke holes using a straw, about 1 inch apart all over the cake.
Pour over separately: 1 can Eagle Brand condensed milk, and 1 12 oz. jar butterscotch ice cream topping. Using a rubber spatula, make sure to fill all of the holes. Refrigerate to set.
Spread one container of Cool Whip over top. Sprinkle 1/2 bag (8 oz.) of Heath English Toffee Bits'OBrickle over top, and refrigerate until serving.
Enjoy! I am participating in Tempt Your Tummy Tuesday, Dining With Debbie , Balancing Beauty and Bedlam and Tuesdays at the Table recipe exchanges. For more blogger recipes go to these links.
Use any German Chocolate cake mix. Bake as directed in 9 x 13 inch pan. Cool.
When the cake is cool, poke holes using a straw, about 1 inch apart all over the cake.
Pour over separately: 1 can Eagle Brand condensed milk, and 1 12 oz. jar butterscotch ice cream topping. Using a rubber spatula, make sure to fill all of the holes. Refrigerate to set.Spread one container of Cool Whip over top. Sprinkle 1/2 bag (8 oz.) of Heath English Toffee Bits'OBrickle over top, and refrigerate until serving.
Enjoy! I am participating in Tempt Your Tummy Tuesday, Dining With Debbie , Balancing Beauty and Bedlam and Tuesdays at the Table recipe exchanges. For more blogger recipes go to these links.
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Sounds awesome Courtney! It also looks easy...which is always good! Hope you'll come by my blog to see mine!!
ReplyDeleteI make this all the time! It's one of my staples and people love it every time I serve it!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - I had to laugh because as I began excitedly reading this post, I realized it was titled "Toffee" not "Coffee" cake. I was all excited about having a German Chocolate Coffee cake recipe for breakfast. LOL. This DOES sound scrumptious and maybe I could still have a (small) piece for breakfast with my coffee...
ReplyDeleteThis looks easy and tasty, I think I can do this. I hope you have a chance to stop by mine today, I am doing marshmallows.
ReplyDeletemmmmhmmmmm looks YUMMO! THX!
ReplyDeleteYummy and lovely!
ReplyDeleteYum! Do put the milk and butterscotch on the cake while it's hot? I"ll have to make this for the youth group kids...they'd love it!
ReplyDeleteYUM! I need some of this right now:) Thanks for posting to Dining With Debbie
ReplyDeleteOh.My.Goodness. That cake looks too good!
ReplyDeleteOh, Courtney, this looks awesome. I will try it!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness!! That looks awesome!! Of course, I am pretty sure I just gained ten pounds looking at it but still. :)
ReplyDeleteI believe it is called "better than you know what cake" in my neck of the woods. simply fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI scrolled through comments, looking for someone's "correction" on the name of this cake...and Chisty has it right! Except my husband calls it *almost* better than...
ReplyDeleteAnd, after it sets for a day or two, the flavors blend together and it's even tastier!
i recently had something similar....she used white cake, condensed and coconut milks, and coconut and whipped topping on top!! so good...gonna have to try this one!! :) thnx!! come enter my giveaway!! and tell your friends about it!! :)
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Just made this with my daughter! Can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteDebbie - that is funny!
ReplyDeleteBecky - I know you are going to love it!!!
This cake looks absolutely delicious.
ReplyDeleteHow would you describe the taste of butterscotch ice cream ? We don't have this type of ice cream in Germany as far as I know.
A-Man - the butterscotch is a an ice cream topping. Like fudge or caramel. It's not actually ice cream. Hope that helps :-)!
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Every month I focus on a new country's food and this month I'm doing German food! This would be perfect! I call this Friday feature "Taste the World". Please come by and leave a link to this recipe and I'll add it to the running total for people to reference. :)
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This one looks easy to make. Thanks a lot for sharing. I can't wait to try this recipe.
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