How to make the famous Sundrop Cake recipe

 

If you’re not from around these parts you may not be entirely sure what Sundrop is. It’s my hubby’s favorite soda. It kind of reminds me of Mountain Dew or back in the old days ski (anyone remember ski?). He doesn’t drink this soda often but he sure does love this cake. Check out my recipe for the Sundrop cake and make one for yourself. 

We have the cutest Sundrop cafe in a neighboring town that we went to visit last month. My dh and I have made a decision to date each other by eating at the best quaint out of the box restaurants we hear about on our favorite show Tennessee Crossroads on our local PBS station. They take you to a yummy mom and pop restaurant to find some new places to eat. So we went and loved it. It is set up like a soda shoppe on the square in Tullahoma TN. 

They have a great Pizza place close by too. We love to eat on the square in Tullahoma. So many great places to eat. The Sundrop Shoppe had yummy food and a great atmosphere.

 

 

It was such a cute set up. It had the luncheonette counter. It was like you stepped back in time. I love the kids area above.

The Sundrop bottling plant/distribution center was close by! Then our food came and it was hands down so delicious. I had their potato soup and a chicken salad sandwich with of course a sundrop to drink. 

 

 

Then for dessert we had to get the sundrop cake. It was divine. 

 

Oh so good. Of course, after eating there I knew I had to find the recipe to make my own. Here’s what you need. 

 

First gather your ingredients. 

5 Ingredients

Sundrop, Lemon pudding, Lemon cake, eggs and oil.

 

 

1. 

Mixing the dry ingredients first. 

Add the wet ingredients. Then we’re ready to bake our Sundrop cake.

 Have you ever had a Sundrop cake? What is your favorite kind of cake to make? Leave me a comment and let me know and I may just decide that I have to make your cake! 

Check out my blogger’s friends posts and their lovely Valentine’s Desserts that they made in the linky below. Which dessert would you be likely to make?

Remember to let your cake cool! Don’t be like me and wish you had! Once the cake is cool (40 minute rest). Then you can glaze your cake and it won’t absorb. 

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