Old fashioned swiss chocolate cake recipe

Get ready to meet your new favorite cake - an Old-Fashioned Swiss Chocolate Cake so decadent it will have you doing a happy dance with every mouthwatering bite. I'm talking layers of chocolatey delight brimming

**Old-Fashioned Swiss Chocolate Cake Recipe** (*See full recipe down in comments) ## Ingredients * 2 cups of all-purpose flour * 1.5 cups of granulated...

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So chocolatey, so fluffy, so DELICIOUS and incredibly easy. This one layer chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting will be your favorite!

When I was a kid, I loved Swiss Cake Rolls. Not the fancy dessert—the Little Debbie cakes. I know, I’m more embarrassed than you, trust me. When I think back now about the weird chocolate coating you can peel off the exterior, that waxy filling, and the dried up cake, it seriously grosses me out.

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This old fashioned chocolate cake was one of the first from-scratch cakes I ever made. It's super moist and has a rich chocolate flavor. Top it with chocolate ganache or this yummy 1-minute frosting!

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I love it when things work out evenly - and I love it even better when it happens with food! It's pure kitchen magic when you have just enough of this, just enough of that, no waste and no need for a miniscule amount of some obscure ingredient you can't find a use for anywhere else. One of my favorite "even" recipes is a chocolate cake topped with vanilla buttercream. Although it uses just half a stick of butter in the cake batter, the other half is put to work right away in the frosting…