You might know by now that I have a wee bit of an obsession with POKE CAKES! It’s true. These easy cakes have made their way into my heart and they are here to stay. I have rounded up some of my BEST poke cake recipes to make this collection of over 15 Irresistible Poke Cakes for you.
The greatest part about a poke cake is that you can combine multiple flavors that work together to create something amazing. Start with your cake flavor of choice and then add a filling such as fruit, sweetened condensed milk, pudding, chocolate, you name it! There is something about a Poke Cake that truly takes the cake! There is a reason these are some of the most popular recipes of my site!
Cereal Milk (Fruity Pebble) Poke Cake
Sinful Triple Chocolate Poke Cake
Peppermint Hot Chocolate Poke Cake
Strawberry Milkshake Poke Cake
Peanut Butter Chocolate Poke Cake
Strawberry Cheesecake Poke Cake
Chocolate Chip Cookie Poke Cake
Blueberry Cheesecake Poke Cake
Now check out some Irresistible Poke Cakes from my friends:
Baileys Poke Cake from Wine and Glue
Better Than Thin Mint Grasshopper Poke Cake from Something Swanky
Banana Split Poke Cake from Shugary Sweets
Better Than Presents Rainbow Birthday Poke Cake from The Domestic Rebel
Red Velvet Poke Cake from A Dash of Sanity
Milky Way Poke Cake from Chef in Training
Cinnamon Roll Poke Cake from Life Love and Sugar
Orange Creamsicle Poke Cake from Inside Bru Crew Life
Ice Cream Poke Cake from Crazy for Crust
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Adaya Smith says
You have a typo. Above the triple coconut poke cake it says triple chocolate poke cake. I was confused for a second.
Beverley Press says
I’m just loving all of these recipes so thank you for the round up. Do you think these recipes would be suitable to bake in a bundt cake tin?
thank you xoxo
Beyond Frosting says
Hi Beverley- awesome and thank you! You could make it in a bundt pan and leave it in the pan and add the sweetened condensed milk, let it soak in for maybe 15-20 minutes and then turn it out onto a plate. I am not sure you could add the whipped cream on top, but you could definitely add it as a side after you slice the cake!