Any way you slice it, these pound cake recipes are worth their weight in sweet delight.
Give your go-to pound cake recipe a breather and try one of these pound cake recipes from scratch.
Fantastic recipe, wrote one recipe reviewer who left five stars.

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Definitely the best pound cake I have ever made.
It’s stunning presentation as a fun Bundt glazed with cream cheese icing amps up its already impressive flavors.
The cake and the glaze contain fresh strawberries for beautiful color and fresh flavor in every bite.

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I try new recipes all the time, and this was my favorite from this summer!
Ive shared it with friends in multiple parameters and everyone loves it.
It’s the best!"

OurMacerated Strawberriesare one of our favorite ways to top a slice.
You need just six ingredients, a mixer, and a pan to make it.
The maple glaze on top is the perfect addition.

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The reviews on this cake are glowing, too.
Theres no extensive decorating required, but the result is no less beautiful than any layer cake.
Thats right: She recommends starting your pound cake in a cold oven for perfect texture.

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This cake means business.
A duo of glazesone creamy chocolate, the other subtle buttermilkcomes together atop this dreamy confection.
It’s indulgent and, we admit, so much fun to eat and serve.

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Warning: Youand theywon’t be able to resist a second slice.
First, the cream cheese is added after beating the butter and sugar.
And, yes, you read the cooking instructions correctlythe cake bakes at a slightly higher temperature than usual.

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Anything bigger would be too hard to resist!
Old-Fashioned Pound Cake
This rich cake still manages to be light as cloud.
We love it topped with a dollop of homemade whipped cream and fresh fruit.

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