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Uses For Leftover Pound Cake

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Date: 04/18/2005 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Leftovers | Readers Request > Food | Old Categories > Food  
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Can anyone out there give me some ideas on using up left over pound cake? I found this site a couple of weeks ago, and just love it. So many thrifty ideas. I hope I can be of help to someone in the future.

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By Dan (Guest Post)
I like to use leftover pound cake for bread pudding. It is great.

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By Dgrams (43) Contact
We slice the pound cake, put butter in frying pan then put the cake in. Make sure both sides have a little butter when frying. Then right before you take it out add jelly or jam on top. Let it set for a few to warm up we turn it over and let it get hot that way. You can serve with cool whip but we like it just with the jelly on it. Yum making me hungry now for some.

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By Diane (Guest Post)
One of my family's favorite desserts is to top a slice of pound cake with canned sliced peaches and cool whip. It is yummy. We have also used fresh strawberries or blueberries or sliced bananas too instead of the peaches.

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By Melissa W. (10) Contact
Use it for chocolate fondue! Cube the left over pound cake to make it easier to dip into the melted chocolate ... yummy...

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By toehead (Guest Post)
Break the pound cake into pieces and layer it with vanilla pudding and bananas in a deep glass bowl and top with cool whip.

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By Exasperated (112) Profile Contact
English nannies used leftover (and stale!) cake with which to make Trifles. Line a large glass bowl or dish with the cake (toasted, if you wish--good flavor!), heap cut-up fruits, layered with whipped topping (fat-free works fine), decorate top and enjoy. Many edibles can be added to the contents: crumbled cookies, nuts, etc. (f using "trifle bowl," don't forget to decorate around inside next to glass. Complements will be coming! (You can add a bit of sherry over each layer of cake, if you wish; imagine the nannies used this to get their charges to sleep!)

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By Trudy Powell (42) Contact
Along the same lines as the previous post, I would use it for shortcake for strawberries...mmmm. Also, if you just can't eat it all right now, wrap it in foil and put it in the freezer as it should keep well that way until you want some more.

Trudy Powell
www.mo3bk.com

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By Claudia (Guest Post)
Try slicing it, popping it into the toaster or toaster oven until it's a little crispy and brown, then topping with ice cream and strawberry preserves ( or caramel, chocolate sauce.) Especially yummy if you like warm desserts!

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