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Home » Recipe » Party Food » Better Than Sex Cake Recipe

Jun 15, 2015 · Last Updated: Mar 28, 2019 by Calleigh ~

Better Than Sex Cake Recipe

How to Make Chocolate Cake at Home

Seldom do I run across a dessert with a name that's X-rated and one that lives up to that less-than-polite name. This cake was definitely not a disappointment and deserves the name that professes it's better than sex.

how to make chocolate cake at home

I've served it many parties and even the men agreed that this one, if not better than sex, ranks right up there in the pleasure it brings. Best of all, it's not hard to make and uses very few ingredients that don't require any special preparations.

If you love to cook from scratch, you won't love this cake. It starts with a store bought cake box mix.

However, you can change the recipe to suit your taste and make a chocolate cake from start to finish, without ever opening a box. You need sweetened condensed milk, cool whip, pecans and toffee bits.

I know you can buy them, but instead I just bought three Health bars, put them in a paper sack, in the wrapper, and hit them with a hammer to crush them. It added some extra chocolate to the cake, but extra chocolate is never a problem.

how to make chocolate cake at home
Super Moist Poke Chocolate Cake

Don't worry if you're not an ace in the kitchen, as long as you make a box cake mix, poke holes in that cake with your fingers and pour on the condensed milk and pile on the rest of the toppings, you'll look like the best cook in the world when your company tastes just how delicious this cake is.

I started by making a test cake for may family and it disappeared quickly that night, with everyone quietly sneaking to the refrigerator to get a sliver, second small piece and sometimes and throwing away all bits of self-consciousness and cutting a big hunk.

how to make chocolate cake at home
Scrumptious Chocolate Poke Cake

After serving this quick to make cake that took only about fifteen minutes plus baking time at my last get together, I gave the recipe to many of my friends, some of whom asked to take home any leftovers if there were any, which there weren't.

One of my friends told me her eight year old loved it so much she asked to have it as a birthday cake. My friend changed the name to the Better than Summer Break Cake for that party.

how to make chocolate cake at home

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  1. TinTin Lopez says

    March 28, 2019 at 11:36 am

    This is one gorgeous dessert, so moist and flavors were wonderful. Totally satisfies my sweet tooth.

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abt me 150x150 Hi there, my name is Calleigh. Glad you're here, you will find recipes that are easy to make and taste fantastic. You’ll also find some of my personal favorite foods, ones I’ve eaten in restaurants. Thank you for stopping by.

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