Sentences with phrase «gooey butter cake»

My favorite pumpkin dessert is pumpkin gooey butter cake.

It wasn't a loss but a win - win because the beloved gooey butter cake was born from his error.

Obviously, her diet — whatever it is (surely even she doesn't eat gooey butter cakes every day)-- is not working for her.

Churning our fall favorite, No Sleep Till Pumpkin, made with a rich coffee base and pieces of housemade pumpkin ooey gooey butter cake (#POG)!

After having made Paula Deen's Peanut Butter Gooey Butter Cakes a few weeks ago, I came across this recipe recently that I had printed over a year ago (I'm assuming it got lost in the shuffle, which is why I hadn't made them sooner.)

First up, Pumpkin Pie Gooey Butter Cake.

Gooey Butter Cake meets cookie meets red velvet.

We did go out for breakfast and had some delicious gooey butter cake!

A few of our favs from last week: / Gray Skies / How to Wear a Leather Vest / Layered Peppermint Gooey Butter Cake / Tuxedo and Tunic /

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Gooey butter cakes in the oven and getting ready for church... but wanted to send good healthy vibes your way!

Some of your favorites this month were a buttery nipple milkshake, chocolate peanut butter gooey butter cake, and caramel butterscotch muffins.

I already have a grain - free, sugar free and gluten free Pumpkin Gooey Butter Cake (recipe courtesy of Lauren at Healthy Indulgences) in the -LSB-...]

You might be wondering what exactly is a gooey butter cake?

The legend of the Gooey Butter Cake is that it was first made in the 1930s by accident.

Filed Under: CateyLouBakes Tagged With: Breakfast, Butter, Butter Cake, Coffee Cake, dessert, Food, Gooey Butter Cake, Paula Dean, Recipes, St. Louis, Sweets

so I decided to make a St. Louis original — Gooey Butter Cake!

Her ooey gooey butter cakes are d'bomb!

(On a side note, have you ever seen her gooey butter cakes?

The queen of butter — Paula Deen (who I have decided is the red velvet queen)-- was the genius who came up with the idea to turn one of my favorite desserts — Gooey Butter Cake — into cookies.

Gooey Butter Cake is a traditional cake believed to have originated from St. Louis, Missouri.

• Share a plate of golden - brown toasted ravioli and a gooey butter cake at Blueberry Hill before browsing the eclectic boutiques in The Loop.

Flavors include «Ooey Gooey Butter Cake» and «Chocolate Milk & Cookies,» plus something hazelnut with rainbow - colored sunflower seeds called «Baby, I Was Churned This Way!»