“Ill be baking this one again and again.”

But if you ask me, the hottest food trend is happening over on ther/OldRecipessubReddit right now.

Add sugar, eggs then flour.

Jimmy Fallon sitting at a desk, laughing, with a cityscape in the background

Beat well after each addition.

Bake [in a] cold oven [at] 325F (163C) for 112 hours.

Grease [the tin] with shortening and then flour [before putting the batter in it]."

A sliced pound cake on a plate and SpongeBob SquarePants looking confused with a pencil

Ill be baking this one again and again.

The crunchy parts are YUM!"

Will be making it again and again."

A bundt cake on a cooling rack, one slice removed from the cake on the left and placed in front

Site useru/hikingbear_4said, “just baked the famous cream cheese pound cake and it came out perfect!

The crispy outer edges really make it the best… Definitely a must-try if you love pound cake!

“I also made the cream cheese pound cake!

Left: A sliced plain cheesecake on a plate. Right: Homer Simpson drooling

I also made some lemon curd to go with it since I had leftover egg yolks.

The crispy edges are fantastic!”

u/ThatOneDudeFromIowahad the genius idea of turning the recipeinto cupcakes.

A bundt cake on a plate with a slice removed, next to a plate with the single slice

Next time I’ll do the next-size-down skillet to get a taller cake.”

  • Lemon seems to go great with the recipe!

  • Tap the tin against the counter once it’s cooled to help release the cake.

Muffins in a baking tray; man pointing to his head with a knowing smile

  • I’ve seen recipes with angel cake/bundt tins, and I’ve seen them without.

However, it doesn’t seem to be catastrophic if you don’t.

  • A common-ish complaint with this cake is that it can run a little underdone.

Bundt cake with a slice removed, showing the texture of the inside on a plate

Pineapple upside-down cake on a cutting board, next to a pan