Cheerwine® Cake
posted Jan 13, 2010
It's not uncommon to mix a soft drink into some sort of desert. So when it comes to mixing Cheerwine® into a cake, it only seems natural. In fact, if you go to Cheerwine®'s official website, they have a recipe for a 'CheerDevil' cake. A Google search for 'Cheerwine® Cake Recipe' will show several other sites with recipes. But let's assume your baking skills are somewhat lacking. What do you do? Well fortunately, you can buy Cheerwine® cake!
A company in Salisbury, NC, the Apple Baking Company, actually sells OFFICIAL Cheerwine® cake. Ben R. sent in the picture above and mentioned that he once found it at a convenience store outside of Augusta, GA and around Lake Norman in NC. According to the website, the Apple Baking Company contacted Cheerwine® about making the cake. Once the recipe was finalized by both, people could easily identify it as Cheerwine® cake. They apparently distribute it to stores but you can also order directly from them.
If you happen to come across any stores selling the cake, add them to the site as well! I've made it possible to select 'Cheerwine® Cake' now. And if you see any other variants of Cheerwine® out there, feel free to pass that info on as well.
But for now, I'm going to go grab some cake!
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Nicolsita posted Sep 22, 2012
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