Grandma would approve of these Bundt cakes.

Molly Bolton

Grandma was right when she said that everything was better in aBundt pan.

Get inspired by these tasty creations to make your next gathering feel extra festive.

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Gingerbread Bundt Cake

The quintessential winter ingredient gets all dressed up for the holiday party table.

Let the flavorful combination of molasses, brown sugar, and warm spices turn any occasion into a celebration.

Carrot Bundt Cake

Wow your guests with its impressive presentation.

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Win them over with the warm and comforting flavors that include cinnamon, nutmeg, pecans, and ginger.

Apple Butter Pound Cake With Caramel Frosting

Warm and comfortingthis recipe tastes like fall.

OurSlow-Cooker Apple Butterwas the inspiration for this apple pound cake that’s complemented by toasted pecans.

Carrot Bundt Cake

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Chocolate and peanut butter team up in a can’t-be-topped combination.

And, well, shy stop there?

Maple Bacon Bundt Cake

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Bacon even makes dessert better.

Southern Living Chocolate Bundt Cake

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But it’s the beautiful Bundt presentation that will have guests really impressed.

Make this recipe, which combines caramel cake and moist pound cake for the ultimate dessert.

Each slice is moist and blanketed in a luscious cream cheese icing.

Apple Butter Pound Cake with Caramel Frosting

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The cake is draped with a sweet glaze and sprinkled with toasted pecans before being served.

Cranberry-Orange Bundt

Looking for a cake that is perfect for the holidays?

An orange glaze ties the cake together.

CROP Spiked Eggnog Bundt Cake Recipe

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Cheerwine Bundt Cake

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This celebration-worthy Bundt is cute-as-can-be for a bridal shower or brunch.

The Bundt is cherry-flavored thanks to Southern-favorite Cheerwine soda.

It’s garnished with a sweet glaze and Maraschino cherries.

Lemon Ginger Pound Cake

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This cake is made with persimmons, which add a sweet flavor to the cake.

You’d be amiss not to serve it with a warm cup of coffee.

Pumpkin Bundt Cake

Have a can of pumpkin hiding in the pantry?

Yellow Squash Bundt Cake

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Put it to excellent use by baking a flavorful Bundt that will delight.

Reese’s Cake

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Sock It To Me Cake

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Peach-Bourbon Upside-Down Bundt Cake

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Hummingbird Bundt Cake

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Southern Living Maple Bacon Bundt Cake ready to serve

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Southern Living Caramel Frosted Pound Cake sliced on a cake plate to serve

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Sweet Potato Pound Cake - Southern Living

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Southern Living Red Velvet Bundt Cake sliced on a cake plate ready to serve

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banana bundt cake with vanilla glaze

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cranberry orange bundt cake

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Southern Living Cheerwine Cake sliced on a cake plate to serve

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Persimmon Cake

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Southern Living Pumpkin Bundt Cake sliced on a plate to serve

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