We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Tunnel of Fudge cake — the legendary Pillsbury Bake-Off runner-up from back in 1966 — has remained a beloved bundt cake for generations.

Who doesn’t love a slice of chocolate cake when celebrating a special occasion? Whether you’re preparing to host a kids’ birthday party or planning something special for you and your friends, and you ...

“In my experience, the only thing kids like more than chocolate cake is a huge chocolate cake,” Garten says in the video. (And, um, same for me!) She uses flour and a “really rich” cocoa powder among ...

In a large bowl, blend cake mix, eggs, oil, and water. Beat for 2 minutes at highest speed. Pour half the batter into the ...

Calling all chocolate lovers! If you’re like us, you know nothing beats a slice of fudgy chocolate cake to satisfy a sweet tooth. And while we’re big fans of shortcut mixes in the Woman’s World test ...

Learn how to make an easy chocolate cake from scratch using just one bowl in this step-by-step baking tutorial! This 9x13 ...

This classic bundt cake with hot fudge sauce melds the wonderful flavors of banana and chocolate. (Alicia Ross for Kitchen Scoop) When I was a child, my dad and I used to make a special snack of ...

We hopped into the way-back machine for this week's recipe for the Tunnel of Fudge Cake. In 1966, Ella Helfrich invented this cake to win the Pillsbury Bake-Off contest. The cake was so popular that ...

Texas Fudge Cake, sometimes referred to as Texas Sheet Cake, is scrumptious and easy to prepare. There’s no clear-cut reason why it is named for the Lone Star State, but some rumors credit Lady Bird ...

Add all ingredients except maple syrup to food processor. Pulse to break up nuts and dates then blend to form a sticky dough. Taste, add maple syrup to sweeten. Blend the syrup in. Divide the dough ...