Get ready to indulge in the best pillowy soft, fluffy, blueberry bliss. This quick and easy Blueberry Angel Food Cake is ridiculously simple to make, and outrageously delicious! Plus, with just 2 Ingredients and 5 minutes of prep, it’s one of the easiest desserts you’ll ever make!

Blueberry Angel Food Cake Batter in 9x13 dish.
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Blueberry Angel Food Cake

A blueberry party is about to break out.

The cause for celebration? A wild blueberry temptation is getting ready to make a grand entrance!

And believe me… the allure is real!

Kimberly writes: “One of our favorites! Quick, Simple and Delicious."

You’ll find yourself magnetically attracted to the sweet charm of this tempting blueberry creation.

So soft, so fluffy… and so terrifically blueberry!

And with so many swell blueberries to tempt every last one of your taste buds.

This is a dessert sensation you need to experience for yourself!

Just like this buttery rich Blueberry Dump Cake Recipe, this decadent Blueberry Lemon Dump Cake, and this creamy Blueberry and Cream Cheese Pie, too!

Trust me, making your blueberry cake using just blueberry pie filling and a box of angel food cake… this is the brilliant baking shortcut you’ve been looking for!

It’s literally the definition of quick and easy dessert recipes!

So do yourself a huge favor and make this blueberry cake part of your life!!

Pie filling and cake mix ingredients for blueberry angel food cake.

Ingredients

3 Ingredient Dessert Recipes are some of the easiest recipes on The Frugal Girls… but this recipe is even easier! You can make this delightful angel food cake with blueberry pie filling using just 2 ingredients!

  • Angel Food Cake Mix – ‘Just Add Water’ variety
  • Blueberry Pie Filling
  • Optional: Cool Whip or Whip Cream for topping, and Fresh Blueberries for garnish.

As far as angel food cake goes, make sure you use a ‘just add water’ variety.

Then… be sure to have some cool whip or whip cream on hand for topping, too. Serving your angel food cake with berries and whipped cream will take it to the next level of awesome!

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High Altitude Baking Tip

If you live at a higher altitude (3,000 – 3,500 feet or higher), add 1 – 2 tbsp. Corn Starch to your batter for stability.

Corn starch can with teaspoon of corn starch to the side.

How Do You Make Angel Food Cake Taste Better?

I love to top this 2 ingredient blueberry angel food cake with fruit and whipped cream.

Whipped cream is such an easy upgrade and it’s oh so dreamy when paired with this blueberries and angel food cake dessert!

You could also top this with some fresh blueberries or serve with some vanilla ice cream on the side.

Is This Blueberry Angel Food Cake The Same As Regular Angel Food Cake?

Now because of the weight of the blueberries, this blueberry cake won’t be as light and airy as a traditional angel food cake… but let me tell you, it tastes amazing!

It puffs up while baking, and then will fall as it cools. So when it’s ready to serve, simply top it with some whip cream, and you’ll treat yourself to an experience of total blueberry bliss!

Can You Bake Angel Food Cake In A 9×13 Pan?

Yes, I use my regular 9×13 ceramic casserole baking dish to prepare all of my 2 ingredient angel food cake and pie filling recipes… and they turn out great!

Just make sure you DON’T grease your pan.

How To Make Blueberry Angel Food Cake

Trust me… preparing this 2 ingredient angel food cake blueberry pie filling recipe is going to be SO easy!

Here’s what you’ll do…

1. Start by adding your ingredients to a large mixing bowl.

Blueberry pie filling and angel food cake mix powder in large mixing bowl.

2. Give it a good stir.

Blueberry angel food cake batter in bowl with wooden spoon.

3. Transfer batter to baking dish.

Blueberry Angel Food Cake Batter in 9x13 dish.

4. Bake until done.

Baked blueberry angel food cake in 9x13 baking dish.

5. When it’s done baking, top it with some dreamy Whip Cream & ENJOY!

Piece of blueberry angel food cake on plate with whip cream and fresh blueberries on top.

That’s it. It really is so simple to make the best blueberry angel food cake!

Scroll down for the printable recipe card with detailed, step-by-step instructions.

Cake Storage

You won’t need to store this blueberry angel food cake in the refrigerator. In fact, that can actually add too much moisture to the delicate texture.

For best results, leftovers can be stored covered, at room temperature for up to 2 days.

Angel Food Cake Variations

Want to change things up a bit? Go for it, because I’ve got even more crazy Easy Cake Dessert Recipes made with angel food to share with you!

To start, I know you’ll love this pillowy soft 2 Ingredient Pineapple Angel Food Cake and this sweet 2 Ingredient Strawberry Angel Food Cake.

Then, to give your angel food cake a fun autumnal flair, be sure to also try this Cinnamon Apple Angel Food Dump Cake and this Pumpkin Cake with a Cake Mix, too!

How to Make Blueberry Angel Food Cupcakes

Would you prefer your blueberry angel food in the form of cupcakes? Then you’re going to love this easy angel food cupcake hack!

Simply take the same 2 ingredients used in this old fashioned blueberry angel food cake, then follow these instructions…

Three blueberry angel food cupcakes on blue polka dot napkin.

1. Instead of using a 9×13 dish, you’ll simply spoon the batter into cupcake liners (3/4 full) in a cupcake pan.

2. Bake for 20 minutes (or until done), then sprinkle with powdered sugar, and ENJOY!

If you love these blueberry cupcakes, then do yourself a huge favor and also make these 2 ingredient Strawberry Angel Food Cupcakes and these Pineapple Angel Food Cupcakes, too!

Jean writes: “Sooo good…. So far I have made strawberry, cherry, blueberry and lemon cupcakes.”

Piece of blueberry angel food cake on plate with whip cream and fresh blueberries on top.

2 Ingredient Blueberry Angel Food Cake Reviews

What Your Frugal Friends Are Saying About This Easy Blueberry Cake with Cake Mix…

Sue writes: “This was too easy and too delicious. Whipped cream is the best topping.”

Sherry writes: “Very easy and delicious! It tastes like a blueberry muffin!”

Denise writes: “This was quick easy and delicious.”

Kimberly writes: “One of our favorites! Quick, Simple and Delicious. It feels like a “skinny” dessert but tastes sinful.”

Dina writes: “This was definitely ooey gooey! I did enjoy the berry cake. It was very tasty, moist and airy! Two ingredient recipes are so much fun and easy to make! And I didn’t feel guilty for eating it.”

Abbey writes: “Very good! Will definitely make again”

Jessica writes: “Very easy! My family likes it with strawberry pie filling and vanilla whipped topping!”

Jan writes: “Delicious! Sooooo easy and yummy.”

Sarah writes: “This is really good. I’ve used different fruit and it’s really good. It’s perfect for a summer time bbq dessert.”

Robyn writes: “Made this with cherry pie filling…. was sooo good!!”

Sandra writes: “I used cherry…. and I could have eaten the whole cake in one sitting it was so good!! My husband said the same thing!! Will be definitely doing this again!!!”

Tonya writes: “‘I’ve mixed this up with multiple fruits and it’s loved by my family every time. Can’t get any easier than this.”

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Blueberry Angel Food Cake

Get ready to indulge in the best pillowy soft, fluffy, blueberry bliss. This quick and easy Blueberry Angel Food Cake is ridiculously simple to make, and outrageously delicious! Plus, with just 2 Ingredients and 5 minutes of prep, it's one of the easiest desserts you'll ever make!
Servings: 12
Pie filling and cake mix ingredients for blueberry angel food cake.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 35 minutes
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Ingredients 

  • 16 ounce Angel Food Cake Mix, (1 box, use the 'just add water' variety, but do NOT add water)
  • 21 ounces Blueberry Pie Filling, (1 can)

Instructions 

  • Gather your ingredients.
    Box of angel food cake mix and car of blueberry pie filling.
  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  • Add cake mix powder and pie filling to large mixing bowl.
    Blueberry pie filling and angel food cake mix powder in large mixing bowl.
  • Stir with wooden spoon until well combined.
    Blueberry angel food cake batter in bowl with wooden spoon.
  • Pour mixture into 9×13 ungreased ceramic baking dish. (Do NOT grease pan)
    Blueberry Angel Food Cake Batter in 9x13 dish.
  • Bake for 30 – 34 minutes, or until golden brown on top.
    Baked blueberry angel food cake in 9x13 baking dish.
  • After baking, it is completely normal for your cake to fall in the middle as it cools.
  • Optional: To avoid the cake falling a bit in the middle as it cools, you can immediately turn upside down to cool… I've used loaf pans as support.
  • Allow cake to cool for about 15 minutes before serving.
  • Then top with whip cream and ENJOY!
    Piece of blueberry angel food cake on plate with whip cream and fresh blueberries on top.

Notes

Baking Tips: It’s common for the cake to fall in the middle after cooking… and that’s okay. It won’t be the consistency of traditional angel food cake, but it WILL be a gooey blueberry tasty treat!
High Altitude Baking Tip: If you live at a higher altitude (3,000 – 3,500 feet or higher), at 1 – 2 tbsp. Corn Starch to your batter for stability.
Blueberry Angel Food Cupcakes: 
  1. Instead of using a 9×13 dish, spoon batter into cupcake liners (3/4 full) in a cupcake pan.
  2. Bake for 20 minutes (or until done), then sprinkle with powdered sugar or top with whipped cream, and ENJOY!
Storage Tip: For best results, leftovers can be stored covered, at room temperature for up to 2 days.
FAQ’s: For answers to Frequently Asked Questions or tips for common substitutions and variations, please refer to the detailed information above this recipe card.
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234 Comments

  1. Rose says:

    Can’t believe something so easy can be so GOOOOD!
    I used blueberry pie filling in a bundt pan for 45 min.
    I can’t wait to try this with other pie fillings!!!!!
    Thank You, Thank You, Thank YOU for sharing with wonderful recipe!

    1. Heidi says:

      You’re very welcome, Rose… so glad you liked it! 😉

  2. Liz says:

    Can you use pumpkin pie filling??

  3. Hieneken says:

    I just made it with strawberry pie filling, I loved it omg it was soooooooo good! I’ll make it again, thanks for sharing!!!! 😋

    1. Heidi Miller says:

      I love the strawberry version, too!

  4. Susan says:

    I love this recipe! It’s so easy and there are endless ways to customize it. I’ve made this twice so far and both times it came out great. The first time I made it with blueberry pie filling and frosted it with about half a tub of Betty Crocker Whipped Cream frosting. I saved back some of the blueberry pie filling (1/4 cup) and mixed it into the frosting. It was delicious.

    The second time I made it with cherry pie filling. I tasted the batter before baking, and it seemed a little too tart, so I added 1/2 cup of confectioner’s sugar to it. That was just what it needed! Again I frosted it with the Whipped Cream frosting with some of the cherry pie filling mixed in. It would also be really good unfrosted and served with ice cream. If you add confectioner’s sugar, it bakes a little faster.

    Technically, neither of these are two ingredient recipes, but they are still very simple. By the way, I used a 9×13 nonstick pan and had no problems.

    1. Heidi Miller says:

      Great tips – thanks so much for sharing!

  5. Ardyce Wiemers says:

    I make this with Lemon pie filling and Angel food cake (one box). I bake it in a jelly roll pan and it comes out like Lemon Bars. I dust them with powdered sugar. I have taken them to bake sales and they go over well. I tried this with Cherry pie filling and it did not turn out like bars.not pretty..but still good spooned into the dish with topping.
    Don’t expect it to turn out like cake…if you bake it in a cake pan, it is more like moist Dump Cake..Not a light, fluffy cake.
    If you just want a flavored Angel Food cake, there are lots of recipes using Jello. They are pretty and tasty, too.

    1. Heidi Miller says:

      Great tips – thank you for sharing!

  6. Barry says:

    I have made this with both the crushed pineapple and with blueberry pie filling to rave reviews!!! Just took one out of the oven that I used Comstock Lemon Creme pie filling. It did not rise like the others but sure looks good. Cooling now so we can have it for dessert tonight. I use only my UNGREASED Pyrex 9×13 and it works great!

    1. Heidi Miller says:

      I love the lemon version too… they’re more like lemon bars.

  7. Mary Frounfelter says:

    Made this by using a 1 step cake mix. Added only 1 can of undrained crushed pineapple. With mixer beat altogether as directed on cake mix.(DO NOT ADD THE WATER CALLED FOR IN THE RECIPE). bAKE AS DIRECTED IN ANGEL FOOD CAKE PAN. Turn upside down on top of a bottle and let cool compleyely. This has won many hearts. Enjoy~~~~~

    1. Heidi Miller says:

      I’m so glad everyone loved it!

  8. Annette says:

    I used 2 cans of pears, poured some melted butter over the top and added chopped walnuts…..it was yummy!

    1. Heidi Miller says:

      That sounds like a delicious variation!

  9. Deanna Loewen says:

    I just made this with just the pineapple with the juice and the pkg. of Betty Crocker angel food mix and it was awesome. Rose to the top of the 9×13 pan exactly. Company loved it and for some topped with real whipped cream and for those with intolerance to that used Cool Whip.
    Also, put some chopped walnut pieces on top for garnish.
    Trying crushed peaches next time!!
    So easy and light and few calories, if any except for the topping.

    1. Heidi Miller says:

      I love your garnish idea… and I’m so glad everyone loved the cake!

  10. Wendy McInteer says:

    Made this tonight with crushed pineapple. Awesome! Thanks for the tip on turning it over. I put a cookie sheet on top, turned it over, allowed it to cool and it came out perfect!

    1. Heidi Miller says:

      Fantastic… I’m so happy to hear that!