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Cake Mix Cobbler

Looking for that delicious and easy dessert to serve up your family or guests? This Cake Mix Cobbler takes just three essential ingredients, and couldn’t get any easier. Bursting mixed berries wrapped in a perfectly sweet cake base. If you are a fan of cobbler, this recipe is right up your alley. 

Cake Mix Cobbler - Only three ingredients in this simple recipe - pop, cake mix and frozen fruit!


You won’t find an easier recipe for fruit cobbler than this recipe! Cake mix, frozen fruit, and a can of lemon-lime soda is all that is needed. When I made it for the first time, I wasn’t sure how it would taste or if it would even come out of the oven edible. To my surprise, it tasted delicious!

Easy Cake Mix Cobbler

The ingredients needed for this are something I try to always have on hand. It makes for a quick dessert to whip up when you have unexpected guests heading your way. You can make this up and have a warm and satisfying dessert to serve up. Add a dollop of whipped cream or a scoop of ice cream and upgrade the flavors even more. 

Cake Mix Cobbler - Only three ingredients in this simple recipe - pop, cake mix and frozen fruit!

How To Make Cake Mix Cobbler

Grab your frozen berries and lay them out on the bottom of a 9×13 pan. I used a berries mix that had strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, etc. 

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    Next, you want to gently massage the cake mix in the bag, to make sure if there are any clumps it gets broken up. Then sprinkle the cake mix evenly over the frozen fruit. 

    Cake Mix Cobbler - Only three ingredients in this simple recipe - pop, cake mix and frozen fruit!


    Pour your lemon-lime soda or even ginger ale over the cake mix. I know it is going to be hard, but resist the urge to stir it. Then pop it in the oven and set the timer. 

    Cake Mix Cobbler - Only three ingredients in this simple recipe - pop, cake mix and frozen fruit!

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    Cake Mix Cobbler - Only three ingredients in this simple recipe - pop, cake mix and frozen fruit!

    Can You Use Different Fruit For Your Cake Mix Cobbler 

    Yes! You are welcome to use any fruit you have on hand. Peaches, raspberries, apples, strawberries, blueberries, and any other fruit really would work. I am planning to make a peach cake mix cobbler and adding a dusting of cinnamon on top. 

    Cake Mix Cobbler - Only three ingredients in this simple recipe - pop, cake mix and frozen fruit!

    Does Cake Mix Cobbler Need Refrigerated

    Because of the fruit in the cobbler, I do toss mine in the fridge once we are finished with serving. This way it will last longer, and you can always toss it in the microwave to warm it up. I like the way it tastes chilled, but it is all about what preference you have. 

    Cake Mix Cobbler - Only three ingredients in this simple recipe - pop, cake mix and frozen fruit!

    Light and Sweet Cake Mix Cobbler 

    The bubbles from the lemon-lime soda will add a nice and light texture to the cobbler. If you have never baked with pop, you need to try it. You will get a magical turnout, that can’t be beaten. 

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    I have made biscuits with soda, and it gives a light an airy texture as well. As it bakes it keeps your dish moist, and that is why I think you all need to try this cobbler. 

    Cake Mix Cobbler - Only three ingredients in this simple recipe - pop, cake mix and frozen fruit!

    What Other Brands Of Pop Can You Use For Cake Mix Cobbler 

    Reach for a clear pop like Sprite, 7Up, or even Ginger Ale for cake mix cobbler. You want the bubbles and moisture, but you don’t want a dark soda to add in flavor to your cobbler. If you use something like a Pepsi, it will change the color of your cobbler, but also affect the taste which you don’t want. 

    Can You Use Fresh Fruit in Cake Mix Cobbler 

    You can use fresh fruit when making a cake mix cobbler. You can clean and slice up some fresh fruit or rinse and toss in from fresh berries. You do not have to use frozen fruit if you prefer fresh. Both bake up nicely in this cobbler recipe. 

    I do recommend if your fruit doesn’t have a lot of sweetness on its own to lightly sprinkle with a little sugar to add a little sweetness to it, so you don’t bite into tart fruit. 

    Cake Mix Cobbler - Only three ingredients in this simple recipe - pop, cake mix and frozen fruit!

    Give this delicious cake mix cobbler a try. Play around with flavors of cake mix, types of fruit and find a combination that fits your taste buds exactly. I love a good mixed berries cobbler, but I also can’t say no to the classic peach. 

    You’ll also enjoy Cake Mix Coffee Cake, Black Forest Dump Cake, Strawberry Cake Mix Cookies, Blueberry Cobbler, Pig Pickin Cake and Chocolate Cake Batter Fudge.

    What is your favorite fruit to use for Cake Mix Cobbler? 

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    Cake Mix Cobbler

    Created by Stacie Vaughan
    Servings 6
    Prep Time 10 minutes
    Cook Time 45 minutes
    Total Time 55 minutes
    The most simple fruit cobbler recipe ever – Cake Mix Cobbler! It’s made with only three ingredients – cake mix, frozen fruit and pop!

    Ingredients
     
     

    • 2 ½ cups mixed frozen berries or any other type of frozen fruit you like
    • 2 to 2 ½ cups Sprite or other clear pop
    • 1 box white cake mix

    Instructions

    • Preheat oven to 350°F.
    • Spread frozen fruit in a 9×13 baking pan.
    • Sprinkle cake mix evenly over top of fruit. Tip: Gently massage the cake mix while still in the bag to break up any lumps.
    • Pour 2 cups Sprite evenly over top of cake mix to cover. Tilt pan back and forth to help cover the dry cake mix. Add more Sprite (½ cup or more) if you notice some dry spots. Adding too much Sprite may create too much liquid on the bottom so be aware of that.
    • Bake for 45 minutes or until the berries are cooked and the top is browned. Let cool about 5 minutes before serving. Top with vanilla ice cream, if desired.

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    Nutrition

    Serving: 1bowl | Calories: 224kcal | Carbohydrates: 48.4g | Protein: 1.8g | Fat: 3.5g | Saturated Fat: 0.5g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2.8g | Cholesterol: 48.4mg | Sodium: 109mg | Fiber: 1.9g | Sugar: 14.3g

    The information shown is an estimate provided by an online nutrition calculator. It should not be considered a substitute for a professional nutritionist’s advice.

    Course Desserts
    Cuisine American
    Keyword cake mix, cake mix cobbler, cake mix hacks, cobbler

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    128 Comments

    1. I made this with frozen mixed berries and Sprite wuth a hite cake mix. I is soooo good, but my question is Can this be frozen the next day after baking?

      1. Wondered if doing a peach cobbler with canned peaches baking it at 400 to make it more brown do you think do it in half time or 20 minutes

    2. Can you use sugar free( diet) sprite?

      1. Hi Jo Ann, I haven’t tried it with diet Sprite, but I’m thinking it would be fine to use because it’s still carbonated.

        1. I’ve made it with diet soda and it works fine. I’ve done it with other fruit flavored diet sodas, and yellow cake. It’s low calorie cobbler as I’m sure you know. The sky’s the limit with flavors and fruit.
          I haven’t done it yet, but I’d like to try freezing fresh apples (already cut in pieces) then adding it to the cobbler.

    3. Can’t wait to try this TONIGHT! You may have already answered this but I couldn’t find if you did. Can you use Topo-Chico in place of lemon lime soda. Thank you.

    4. Nancy Jackelen says:

      Can you use yellow cake , add some coconut and mangos instead of berries?

    5. Waaaaay too sweet!!! I’d rather do this with bisquik. Not for me.

    6. Can you use canned pie fillings for this cobbler?

    7. Should you refrigerate it .

    8. Nancy Lee says:

      Should you refrigerate the left overs

      1. I refrigerate the leftovers. You can heat it up in the microwave before you serve it again.

    9. I just made this and it’s still liquidy and the cake mix isn’t cooked on top yet. It’s been in for 50 mins

      1. Same!! It’s been 55 minutes now.

    10. Can this be made the night before to serve the next day without refrigerating it?

      1. I’ve never done that and would be worried it would be too soggy if it sits overnight. If you do try it, I would put in the fridge though.

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