This 2 ingredient Pineapple Angel Food Cake is further proof that happiness is just one angelic slice of cake away! So sweet, so irresistible… this fluffy soft cake infused with crushed pineapple is just begging you to have one more bite! Plus, thanks to a cake mix shortcut, it gets bonus points for being the EASIEST dessert you’ll ever make!
Pineapple Angel Food Cake
Believe me, this is the pineapple sensation you’ve been dreaming of!
It’s bursting with tangy sweet pineapple… that is sure to send your taste buds into a euphoric state of heavenly bliss!
Linda writes: "Just tried this tonight - we LOVED it. This will be my go to cake from now on!"
Here’s the best part. Not only is this tasty twist on angel food cake light and yummy, but it’s also super easy to prepare.
I’m talking 2 ingredients easy!
That’s it!!
And for this angelic pineapple cake, go ahead and leave your sleeves rolled down. It takes so little effort, you’ll be done almost before you begin!
Just like when you make these indulgent Angel Food Cake Cupcakes, this buttery rich Cherry Pineapple Dump Cake, and these heavenly Strawberry Cupcakes with Strawberry Pie Filling, too!
Trust me, quick and easy dessert recipes just don’t get any better than this.
Then after your dreamy pineapple angel food dump cake has cooled, be sure to serve it topped with some whipped cream and shaved coconut. Or you can go wild and add a scoop of vanilla ice cream on the side! (you know you want to!)
It’s delish… I promise!
Just be warned: This recipe is so crazy easy and so outrageously delicious, you may find yourself doing an impromptu happy dance!
It’s okay… I did one too!!
So this week go ahead and pamper your pineapple cravings with this fluffy soft pineapple angel food cake.
You’ve worked hard… and now you deserve to enjoy something incredibly easy and delicious!
Ingredients
3 Ingredient Dessert Recipes are some of the easiest recipes on The Frugal Girls… but this angel food pineapple dump cake is even easier!
With this recipe you can make the BEST pineapple angel food cake using just 2 ingredients!
- Angel Food Cake Mix – ‘Just Add Water’ variety.
- Canned Crushed Pineapple – I recommend Dole pineapple for best flavor.
- Optional: Cool Whip or Whip Cream for topping and Coconut Flakes or Fresh Berries for garnish.
Trust me… preparing a fresh baked 2 ingredient pineapple angel food cake with cake mix is about as easy as it gets!
Can You Make Angel Food Cake in a Regular Cake Pan?
So you may be wondering, do you need a special pan for angel food cake?
Well, you actually won’t need an angel food cake pan at all for this recipe! Seriously!
So what will you use? This easy angel food cake with crushed pineapples will bake right in your 9×13 ceramic casserole dish!
High Altitude Baking Tip
If you live at a higher altitude (above 3,000 – 3,500 feet) add 1 – 2 tablespoons of cornstarch to the batter for stability.
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Pin ItHow Do You Make Angel Food Cake With Pineapple?
It’s SO easy!
I mean seriously, this really will be one of the EASIEST desserts you’ll ever make! Here’s what you’ll do…
1. You’ll just mix your powdered cake mix with the entire can of crushed pineapple in a large mixing bowl.
2. Then transfer the mixture to your 9×13 baking dish.
3. Bake, and you’re done!
4. Then if you’re feeling wild, top it off after your piece has cooled. You can top it off with some whip cream and shredded coconut.
See… I told you this pineapple angel food cake was going to be EASY!!
Talk about creating the ultimate tropical treat! YUM!
Scroll down for the printable recipe card with detailed, step-by-step instructions.
Cake Storage
There is no need to store this 2 ingredient cake in the refrigerator, and it can actually overly moisten the cake and compromise the 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 Angel Food Cake with Blueberry Pie Filling and this sweet Strawberry Angel Food dessert.
Then, to give your angel food cake a fun autumnal flair, be sure to also try this Cinnamon Apple Dump Cake Angel Food delight and this Pumpkin Angel Food Cake, too!
Or you can even try cherry pie filling or blackberry pie filling. The options are endless!
Pineapple Angel Food Dump Cake Reviews
What your frugal friends are saying about this easy pineapple angel food cake recipe…
Jane writes: “Beautiful and tastes goooood 🎉 “
Belinda writes: “I’ve made this several times. It is always a big hit. I serve it with cool whip that I put a little pineapple in.”
Kim writes: “This is amazing. One of my favorites!”
Allison writes: “I loved this. I have made it a few times. I actually made it for Easter this year and served with whip cream.”
Claudia writes: “Easy to make. Light and tasty.”
Linda writes: “When I serve this I top each slice with fresh whipped cream, coconut and pineapple bits, it is scrumptious!!”
Diane writes: “This the best and so easy”
Deborah writes: “So easy and so good! The kids beg for this!”
Lisa writes: “Make this all the time. So easy and sooooo good.”
Diane writes: “Have made this several times in the last few weeks. Sooo quick & easy!”
Melody writes: “Big hit at my home!”
Lisa writes: “I’ve made this several times! Delicious!”
Tanya writes: “I have made this! It’s great in my fresh fruit trifle!!”
Beverly writes: “Outstanding and easy to make”
Linda writes: “Just tried this tonight we LOVED it. I used fresh whip cream, pineapple chunks and shredded coconut on top, this will be my go to cake from now on! Thank you!”
Roie writes: “Loved it. Quick, simple recipe.”
Ashley writes: “SOOOO YUMMMMMY!!! 😍 “
Melinda writes: “I’ve been making this for years! It is amazing!”
Maria writes: “Very easy and oh so tasty”
Lyn writes: “I have baked this several times. My neighbor is diabetic and can eat it. I make sure the pineapple is in natural juices. It tastes great.”
Sue writes: “I topped it with some toasted coconut before baking, to make Pina Colada cake.”
Abby writes: “I mix some toasted coconut in the cool whip for the topping. Our favorite summer cake!”
Linda writes: “I’ve made this for years and its always delicious. If made with unsweetened crushed pineapple it’s a nice light dessert. Cut into squares, frost with cool whip, garnish with a piece of pineapple, one mandarine and a leaf of fresh mint for color.”
Belinda writes: “It’s delicious with a few tablespoons of maraschino cherry syrup stirred in also. Then make whipped cream, with heavy whipping cream, and add cherry syrup to it. Spread onto cake and top with coconut and cherries for garnish. Kinda like a pina colada!!”
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Pineapple Angel Food Cake
Ingredients
- 16 ounce Betty Crocker Angel Food Cake Mix box, (make sure to use the 'just add water' variety)
- 20 ounce can of Crushed Pineapple
- Optional: Cool Whip and Coconut for topping
Instructions
- Gather your ingredients.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- In large mixing bowl, mix powdered Angel Food Cake Mix and Crushed Pineapple together (including the juice from the can) – don’t add any other ingredients.
- Transfer mixture into 9×13 ungreased ceramic baking dish. (Do NOT grease pan)
- Bake for 33 – 38 minutes, or until golden brown on top.
- 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 used some handy dandy loaf pans as support. 😉
- Just before serving, top your slice with optional whip cream or cool whip, and coconut flakes or fresh berries.
Notes
- High Altitude Baking Tip: If you live at a higher altitude (above 3,000 – 3,500 feet) add 1 – 2 tablespoons of cornstarch to the batter for stability.
- Cake Storage: There is no need to store this pineapple angel food cake in the refrigerator, and it can actually overly moisten the cake and compromise the texture. 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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Can this be made in disposable aluminum pans? We make food for a soup kitchen and I want to bake this dessert. Will too with whipped topping and coconut. Thanks for input.
Hi Pat ~ that’s so nice that make food for a soup kitchen! I honestly haven’t tried baking this in an aluminum pan, but if you do… let me know how it turns out!
I’ve made this many times. It has worked great in the aluminum pans!
That’s good to know – thanks for sharing!
I love the flavor of the cake..
Thanks, Nancy… I’m so glad to hear you loved it! 🙂
How many Weight a Watchers points is this per serving?
Hmm… I’m honestly not sure. If you find out, please let us know!
Just made the pineapple angel cake, it was so easy, and delicious will be making it again, l would like to try the cupcakes as well, can you freeze them?
Hi Shirley ~ I honestly haven’t tried freezing the cupcakes… with a hungry hubby and 2 boys, they disappear as fast as I can make them. 🙂 If you do try freezing them, let me know how they turn out!
Do you think this would freeze okay? Looks delicious but I don’t want to eat the whole thing in a week!
Hi Hannah… I honestly haven’t ever tried freezing this, but I think it might work. If you try, I’d suggest placing the extra pieces in aluminum foil, and then place that inside a freezer ziplock bag. Hope that helps!
I made this cake just now and I love it! Can’t believe how quick and easy this was! Love the taste! Light and airy, delicious. I will definitely make this again. Thank you for sharing the recipe!
You’re very welcome, Connie… I’m so glad you enjoyed the pineapple cake! 🙂
Can you use Sugar Free Angel Food Cake Mix?
Hi Tami ~ I honestly haven’t ever tried it that way, but if you do… let me know how it turns out!
Ooh this looks fantastic! I would love to try this because it seems so easy and delicious!
Thanks, Christie! It definitely is one of the EASIEST desserts you’ll ever make!! 🙂
Can this be made in a bunt pan? Would you need to adjust the temp and the time for baking?
Hi Terri ~ I haven’t ever tried making it in a bundt pan, but if you do… let me know how it turns out!
I have made this in a bunt pan subbing pumpkin and spices for the pineapple and it was the favorite of the reunion food that year.
This is the cake I make for strawberry shortcake. Some strawberries and whipped cream on is so good! I’m going to try the lemon bars too. Thanks.
You’re very welcome! I love that you use it for strawberry shortcake!