I am a deeply nostalgic person. However, as I've gotten older, I've learned that my adult palate doesn't always enjoy the things that my younger palate enjoyed, like the boxed cake mix that was once ...

Fruity Pebbles, the candy-like breakfast cereal of our childhood, grows up beautifully in this cake by Texas-based Katie Wahlman of the dessert blog Butterlust. Wahlman starts with a vanilla cake ...

Funfetti cake gets dipped in three different sprinkle types — rainbow, chocolate, and sanding sugar — to determine which ...

Everyone loves an ice cream cake, but who loves the mess? Thankfully, we’ve put together this deliriously delicious recipe for an oozing rainbow cake, complete with a creamy faux-melting ice cream ...

Make the cake: Preheat the oven to 350°F. Oil 2 9-inch round cake pans and line the bottoms with a piece of parchment paper. Lightly beat the eggs with a whisk in a large mixing bowl, add the oil and ...

Rainbows and their close relatives, unicorns, have infiltrated everything from bagels to Frappuccinos. But to me, an edible rainbow in its most unadulterated form (as unadulterated as waxy ...

Ask any millennial which colorful cake was a 90's birthday party staple and they'll emphatically answer, "Funfetti!" Pioneered by Pillsbury right before the dawn of the 1990s, the vanilla cake ...

But to me, an edible rainbow in its most unadulterated form (as unadulterated as waxy artificially coloured candy can be, anyway) is Funfetti cake. Pillsbury can be credited with — or blamed for — the ...