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Triple Lemon Poke Cake
5 from 2 votes

Triple Lemon Poke Cake

Total Time 4 hours 15 minutes
Experience a burst of citrusy delight. With our Triple Lemon Poke Cake. This recipe starts with a fluffy lemon cake. That's poked and soaked. With vibrant lemon Jell-O. Infusing every bite. With tangy goodness. Topped with a light. And creamy lemon pudding. And whipped topping mix. It's a refreshing dessert. Perfect for any occasion. Garnish with fresh lemon slices. And sprinkles for a festive touch. That makes this cake as beautiful. As it is delicious. It's a simple yet impressive treat. That will brighten up. Your dessert table. And delight your taste buds.
1 Servings

Ingredients

  • 1 9 x13 lemon cake baked & cooled
  • 1 3 ounces box of lemon Instant Jell-O mix
  • 8 ounces whipped topping thawed
  • 1 small box instant lemon pudding
  • 1 1/2 c cold milk
  • Lemon slices & sprinkles for garnish optional

Instructions
 

  1. Prepare Cake: Bake and cool a 9x13 lemon cake. Poke holes all over. With a wooden spoon handle.
  2. Make Jell-O: Prepare lemon Jell-O with 1 c boiling water. And 1/2 c cold water. Pour over the cake, filling the holes. Refrigerate for at least 3 hours or overnight.
  3. Lemon Topping: Whisk 1 1/2 c cold milk. With instant lemon pudding mix. Let sit for 1 minute. Then fold in 8 ounces of whipped topping.
  4. Top Cake: Spread lemon pudding mixture over the cake. Refrigerate until serving.
  5. Garnish: Add lemon slices. And sprinkles before serving if desired.

Notes

To make this Triple Lemon Poke Cake gluten-free. Use a gluten-free lemon cake mix. In place of the regular cake mix. Ensure that the lemon Jell-O. And instant lemon pudding you use. Are labeled gluten-free. As some brands may contain gluten as a stabilizer. Additionally, double-check that your whipped topping. And any decorative sprinkles. Or garnishes. Are also gluten-free. By making these substitutions. You can enjoy a delicious, zesty lemon cake. That's safe for those with gluten sensitivities. Or celiac disease. Without sacrificing any of the flavor. Or texture.
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