Darling, if you’re anything like me, the idea of roasting marshmallows over an actual campfire sounds about as appealing as running a marathon in stilettos.
But fear not! I’ve found the perfect way to indulge in all that s’mores goodness without breaking a sweat—or a nail.
Enter the Frozen S’mores Dump Cake, a dessert that’s as effortless as it is decadent.
Imagine all the gooey, chocolatey, graham crackery magic of a s’more, but served up cool and creamy straight from the freezer. It’s the perfect treat for when you want to wow your guests (or just yourself) without actually doing much of anything.
Just mix a few ingredients, dump them into a dish, and let the freezer do the hard work.
Trust me, darling, this is one “campfire” experience you’ll actually look forward to!
Now, grab a fork and a cozy spot on the couch—because this diva is all about s’mores without the mess, the fuss, or the flames.
You’re welcome!
– Add 1/2 cup peanut butter chips over the cream cheese mixture.
– Use a peanut butter cake mix instead of chocolate cake mix.
– Drizzle melted peanut butter on top before freezing.
– Add 1/2 teaspoon mint extract to the cream cheese mixture.
– Use a white cake mix and add 1/4 cup cocoa powder.
– Top with crushed mint chocolate candies before serving.
– Add 1/2 cup caramel sauce over the cream cheese mixture.
– Use a caramel cake mix instead of chocolate cake mix.
– Top with caramel drizzle before serving.
When serving this Frozen S’mores Dump Cake, why not go all out with a campfire-chic vibe? Set the scene with some cute mini lanterns or fairy lights, and maybe even a few artfully placed (and totally fake) logs to give that outdoorsy feel without the bug bites.
Serve each slice on a rustic wooden board or in a mason jar, because, let’s be honest, everything looks fancier in a mason jar.
Top it off with a toasted marshmallow on a skewer—just don’t tell anyone you did it with a kitchen torch and not over an open flame!
Ready to indulge in some frosty s’mores magic?
Whip up this Frozen S’mores Dump Cake and let the compliments roll in—no campfire necessary!
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