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Instantly take a trip to atropical destinationwith just one bite of these sweet-as-sunshine pineapple recipes.
From cakes and pies, there are so many different ways toenjoy pineapplein a dessert.
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It just wouldn’t have that classic Hummingbird cake flavor without it.
This is company worthy for sure.
Great flavors, not too sweet.
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I used fresh pineapple instead of canned, only because I had it.
I might add coconut next time.
Thanks so much for this amazing cake," wrote a five-star review of this recipe.
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Top the three moist layers with cream cheese frosting and pecans.
Remember to take the time to toast the pecans, which will add tremendous flavoring to this dessert.
Pineapple Cherry Dump Cake
The name says it all.
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Only five ingredients are needed to make this dump cake, plus whipped cream for a garnish.
This recipe transforms the classic Southern cake into a portable cupcake version.
For a unique presentation, garnish with candied pineapple wedges.
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Add a cherry to each pineapple ring for a beautiful presentation.
Just verify to drizzle plenty of Cream Cheese Glaze on top and finish with toasted pecans.
Pineapple Sunshine Cake
This recipe is, as advertiseda slice of sunshine.
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A box of yellow cake mix helps this dessert assemble in only 10 minutes.
The longest part about preparing this cake is the time it takes to cool.
Pineapple Ice Cream
A scoop of this ice cream will transport you right to the tropics.
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Top with a tangy cream cheese frosting and toasted coconut to perfectly complement the sweet pineapple filling.
For an extra pretty presentation, garnish with candied pineapple.
Honey-Pineapple Upside-Down Cake
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Upgrade the traditional pineapple-upside-down-cake with aHoney Glaze.
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With only six ingredients and five minutes of hands-on time, this dessert can be ready when needed.
After combining the ingredients, refrigerate for at least an hour before garnishing.
Garnish with whipped topping, coconut, cherries, and pecans before slicing and serving.
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Fill the sweet rolls with orange zest, warm spices, and pops of pineapple.
Let the rolls cool for 20 minutes before enjoying them.
Add additional ingredients like chopped pineapple, shaved coconut, and maraschino cherries for an elegant and beautiful dessert.
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Use a clear dish to showcase the attractive layers.
Garnish with more whipped topping, chopped pistachios, and maraschino cherries.
Pineapple Delight
Try out this tropical take on a chocolate delight.
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