Layer cakes, cheesecakes, and more.
If you’re looking for a low-effort dessert that packs a big coconut punch, try ourPineapple Sunshine Cake.
However you crack it, you’re able to’t go wrong with a good coconut cake.
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Browse these recipes to find the one that’s just right for you.
Easy Bunny Cake
This adorable Easter cake will provide your family with memories every single year.
Decorate this bunny however you just, but don’t skip the fluffy coconut “fur.”
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The presentation is totally photo-worthy, and no one has to share!
That’s right: Crushed up vanilla wafers make an even more flavorful base.
Easter Lamb Cake
This precious lamb cake just might rival the ever-popular bunny cake this Easter!
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You’ll love the buttery topping made with coconut, nuts, and brown sugar.
Classic Coconut Cake
Coconut filling helps enhance this cake’s flavoring.
If you still crave more coconut, add some flakes as a garnish.
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Carrot Cake Muffins
Who says you might’t have carrot cake for breakfast?
These tender muffins are filled with shredded coconut, raisins, and spices.
Ambrosia Cheesecake
Make this cheesecake up to four days in advance.
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Prepare the cream cheese and coconut filling and pour it into the graham cracker crust.
Wait until you are ready to serve to add the assorted citrus toppings.
Japanese Fruitcake with Lemon-Coconut Frosting
Thisspiced cakeis a holiday favorite for many families.
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Unlike some less-than-appetizing fruitcakes that might come to mind, this one only contains raisinsno strange dried fruits.
Paired with the Lemon-Coconut frosting, this is a dessert you’ll want to serve on every holiday.
The Lane Cake
Topped with Peach Schnapps-infused frosting, this cake is an unforgettable layered classic.
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It uses all the favorite Southern flavors: toasted pecans, coconut flakes, and dried peaches.
The meringue frosting brings it all together.
The thick and rich filling is mascarpone cheese, powdered sugar, and a grated coconut blend.
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If the tops of the layers are a little rounded, he recommends leveling them with a serrated knife.
For more coconut desserts, check out28 Coconut Dessert Recipes That’ll Transport You Right to the Tropics.
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