30 Buttermilk Cakes to Use Up Your Carton

30 Buttermilk Cakes to Use Up Your Carton

"I've baked this cake at least a dozen times & always get rave reviews," says reviewer TLBRAN. "The cake is very moist with great flavor. It tastes even better the next day!"

"Very easy, delicious recipe," says reviewer jennifermo. "I added lemon zest to the batter (because why not??) and it turned out perfectly!"

This is the perfect way to use up leftover buttermilk. We love this vibrant mix of mango and raspberry, but you can customize this cake with whatever fruit you have on hand.

Fun fact: Foods bake differently at different altitudes. If you live in a mountainous area, this rich cake recipe was made for you.

"I grew up eating king cake in NOLA but never really LIKING it," says recipe creator mississipimarion. "I finally decided to give it a go myself and have to say that this is, hands down, the best I've ever eaten. A conglom of several recipes, it's great with coffee, not too sweet, not too bready, with a rich, tender crumb and the traditional lemon/nutmeg flavors of a genuine NOLA king cake."

This basic buttermilk coffee cake is perfect for summer. If you're short on ingredients, this recipe works perfectly without any fruit.

This dense, layered Bundt is perfect for Halloween —and any day of the year, frankly. Use almond flour to make this fun cake gluten-free.

There's nothing like a good, old-fashioned Italian cream cake. This recipe gets its irresistible texture from cream cheese, buttermilk, and egg whites.

"This is a delicious red velvet cake recipe that was taught to me by my grandmother," says recipe creator FTWRTHDAVIS. "Made with a light and buttery frosting instead of the usual cream cheese. It's a little time consuming but totally worth the effort!"

Here's a traditional pound cake everyone will love. Serve this deliciously dense dessert with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

"This Bundt cake is all you need to start off your morning right with your favorite cup of fresh-brewed coffee or tea," says recipe creator Hania's Kitchen. "If you are a cinnamon fanatic, you have to give this recipe a try. This cake has just the right amount of cinnamon flavor and is so soft, moist, and fluffy."

"This coffee cake is a great treat anytime of the day. It's great for breakfast, brunch, or dessert," says recipe creator Amy. "It's extremely easy to make and will always be a hit at the party!"

You can't go wrong with a classic chocolate pound cake. For a fancy touch, dust with powdered sugar and garnish with strawberries.

"This recipe has been in my family for a very long time," says recipe creator K-Dub. "My great-grandma could make this with her eyes closed. My father was born on her birthday so she made this cake for him every year. Even shipped it to him in Korea when he was stationed there in the army."

Take a trip to the dark side with this sinfully decadent layer cake. Brewed coffee brings out subtle chocolate flavors everyone will love.

"My Grandfather (Sam) was famous for this cake. Everyone who knew him, knows of his famous carrot cake," says recipe creator Brian D'Amico. "He would always have some available for anyone who wanted it. We'll miss him, but his carrot cake legacy will always live on!"

Got leftover bananas? Instead of making classic banana bread, try this incredibly easy and delicious cake.

Looking for the best lemon cake on the internet? Your search ends here. This Bundt is perfect for summertime baking.

“Who doesn’t love a nice red velvet cake in cupcake form? They’re moist, not too sweet, and they’ve got a gorgeous color,” says Chef John. “Serve these spread with cream cheese frosting.”

"My mother has been making this cake for over 40 years and it is always a crowd pleaser! The ingredients are from the original recipe," says recipe creator AuntiJ. "I have had good success with substituting Splenda for half the sugar and using egg whites instead of the whole eggs. Frost, if desired."

"This is my go-to coconut sheet cake when I am entertaining a lot of people or I need to bring something for a potluck," says recipe creator Tinkerbell. "It is made with buttermilk which makes it super moist and delicious and it is very easy to make."

Hate cleaning up after baking? This autumnal recipe requires only one bowl and one pan. You're welcome.

This unique holiday cupcake is sure to impress. If you’d like a lighter flavor, try plain ol’ vanilla buttercream instead of nutmeg frosting.

"I got this recipe, as well as so many others, from my favorite aunt," says recipe creator Jeannette Gartner. "She loved to bake — she used to say it was her 'therapy,' and I feel the same way!"

Everyone needs this versatile recipe in their arsenal. Use it to make cake, muffins, or banana bread. Top with cream cheese icing or top with powdered sugar. Really, the world is your oyster.

This lighter version of classic carrot cake relies on whole wheat flour, vegetable oil, and buttermilk for its divine texture and flavor.

What's the secret to this sweet chocolate cake with pecan frosting? The can of cola in the back of your fridge.

"This dressed-up pound cake-style lemon loaf has a delicate hint of ginger," according to recipe creator Kathleen C. "The decadence of Grand Marnier makes this lemon loaf special. Great with Earl Grey tea or ice wine."

This one-bowl cake is perfect for any special occasion. Coffee-flavored buttercream is a great complement to this easy dessert.

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