Strawberry Wet Cake – A super moist strawberry cake filled with real strawberries and strawberry jello and topped with a wonderful cream cheese icing and more strawberries!! It’s perfect for a crowd!
This Strawberry Wet Cake is fabulous! It is an old recipe that my mom had. When she told me about it, I knew I had to try it out. And boy am I glad I did! This just might make a chocolate lover think twice about dessert 🙂
It is seriously one of the most moist cakes ever! You finish it off with a wonderful cream cheese icing and more sliced strawberries. It would be a perfect dessert for a crowd. I promise people will be asking you for the recipe.
What do you need to make Strawberry Wet Cake:
- Frozen Sweetened Strawberries
- Strawberry Cake Mix
- Strawberry Jello
- Eggs
- Oil
- Vanilla
- Sugar
- Powdered Sugar
- Cream Cheese
Tips for Making Strawberry Wet Cake:
- Use the frozen already sliced in sugar strawberries. This makes the recipe super easy!
- This cake needs to be made in advance, which works out great when you want to make something for company or a potluck.
- This cake is perfect year-round!
- Be sure to store it in the fridge.
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Strawberry Wet Cake
Ingredients
- 1 box strawberry cake mix
- 1 3 oz. strawberry jello
- 2 16 oz. containers of sliced sweetened strawberries (I used frozen)
- 3/4 cup oil
- 4 eggs
- 2 8 oz packages cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla
Instructions
- Mix cake mix, jello, oil, and eggs. Beat for 2 minutes or until well combined. Stir in 3/4 cup strawberries with juice and mix well.
- Pour batter into a greased 13 x 9 pan and bake at 350 for 25 to 30 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
- Let cake cool completely.
- Make icing by beating together cream cheese, both sugars, and vanilla.
- Spread onto cooled cake.
- Top with remaining strawberries and juice.
- Cover and refrigerate overnight.
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Melanie | Melanie Makes says
So glad you’re feeling better – it’s no fun when the mama is sick as there’s nobody left to take care of her!
Sheena @ Hot Eats and Cool Reads says
I hope everyone feels better! This cake looks fabulous!! Wishing I had a slice right now! 🙂
Lauren | From Everyday To Gourmet says
I think that gorgeous cake would solve just about any problem!! Pinned!
Annie @Maebells says
Jaren that is terrible! My husband had the flu a few weeks ago and it hit him so hard, so fast! Luckily I have felt okay since then, I promise I want no part of that mess! Hopefully your kiddos stay well too! This cake looks like the perfect medicine!
Dorothy at Shockingly Delicious says
Love everything about this, espeically the name!
Denise | Sweet Peas & Saffron says
Aww hope you are feeling better! I was totally kicking myself for not getting my 1 year old a flu shot this year…his first year in day care. Needless to say, we ALL had the flu in a matter of weeks. This cake looks delicious, love all those fresh strawberries!
Andi @ The Weary Chef says
Jaren, I’m so sorry you have been so sick (and your kids too)! I hope you are feeling better and can eat lots of strawberry cake to get you back on your feet.
Karen @ The Food Charlatan says
Jaren!! I’m making this for my daughter’s birthday this weekend! When you say containers of sliced sweetened strawberries, do you mean frozen ones? I don’t know if I’ve ever bought anything like that. I’m so excited to make it!
Jaren says
Yay!! Yes get the frozen kind! Hope you love it!!
M'ario says
When you say juice. What kind of juice are you talking about for the recipe?
Jaren says
Hi M’ario! Use all the strawberries and the juice that comes in the container with them. In other words, don’t drain them 🙂
Carolyn Winston says
Two questions about this fabulous cake.
1. Will this cake still be as good if it is served the sane day it’s made? I have an office Christmas dinner tomorrow evening and failed to get this cake made today. I’ve bragged on this cake since my niece made it for my birthday back in August so everybody is excited to try it tomorrow evening.
2. What can I use instead of the jello as I’m a strict vegetarian?
Thank you!
Jaren says
Hi Carolyn! Sorry for the delayed reply. I know you already had your Christmas party, but to answer your question, I would think it would be fine to make the morning of as well. I would just omit the jello if you don’t like to have it due to your diet. It just gives the cake a more dense texture and amps up the strawberry flavor. Have a Merry Christmas!!
Carolyn Winston says
Thank you for your reply. Yes, we’re returning hone now from the dinner. I thought I should use a gelatin free type ingredient to keep the texture but if you think it would be fine without any type of gel substance I will omit it from the recipe.
Thanks again!
Kim says
Hi there! This cake looks AMAZING!!!! How many people do you think it will feed? Thank you!
Jaren says
Hi Kim!! It makes about 15 servings. Thanks for visiting!
Anna Wright says
Its so delicious Jaren. Such a mouth watering recipe. thanks a lot for sharing.
Christina Chatterton says
Im planning on making my own Strawberry buttercream frosting. Will that work just as well for this cake?
Jaren says
Hi Christina! Yes, I think that would be good. The one in the recipe is a cream cheese icing.
Sam says
I’ve made this cake so many times and it’s soooo good! But it sinks in the middle every time I make it 😟 I’m not sure what I am doing wrong!
Jaren says
Mine sinks a little. It’s got a lot in there. Glad you like it!
norma ricard says
how to make strawberry cake with extra moist cake mix with jello in the recipe. can’t find cake mix without pudding in the box
Jaren says
Hi Norma,
I’m not sure I understand your question. If you can only find strawberry cake mix with pudding in the mix, that is fine. You will also need to add the box of jello.
Trudy says
OHMYGOSH!!! I used to have this very recipe years and years ago, but lost it. I’ve been searching for it ever since. I just knew it as strawberry cake and found it in a church cookbook. I’m so glad to have found it again. Thanks!
Jaren says
Yay Trudy!! Love it when that happens and I love this cake!
Lacy says
Can I use fresh sliced strawberries? Anything I would need to do to “sweeten” them?
Jaren says
Yes, you sure can. I would just add some sugar to sweeten them .
Christie says
How did you get so much juice from the strawberries?
I use frozen sliced strawberries and did not get that much juice.
Thank Christie
Jaren says
Hi Christie! Did you use sweetened strawberries? I use frozen already sugared strawberries. They have a different consistency than just plain frozen strawberries.
Judy says
Is the quantity amt of strawberries correct.
2 16 oz pkgs of strawberries which is 32 oz.
U put 3/4 cup which is 6 oz in the batter. That leaves 26 oz of strawberries on top of icing. Just makng sure.
Jaren says
Yes, this is correct. There is a video on the post and you can see that the top is covered in the rest of the strawberries. I love this cake!!