I made this cake last night - (2) 10 inch rounds and 4 cupcakes, my family ate the cupcakes - WOW! This is a great tasting cake!! LOVE IT! Pairing it with a toasted coconut cream chees filling and coconut cream cheese frosting.

I made this cake for someone for Valentines day...it is fabulous!! I used a Key Lime cream cheese filling, soooo good. It is one of my absolute favorites. I will be making it again next week for my daughters Bridal shower. Thanks for this recipe, can't say enough about it!!

Is that a Tablespoon or teaspoon of vanilla? Is that coconut extract? Is the limeade concentrate or with water added? How many cups does it make?

What is 1 dram LoRann Key Lime?

I don't have access to lorann flavourings, is there something I can use to substitute?

I've tried making this with and without the LoRann key lime flavoring...it's just not the same, and there's nothing to substitute for it. Trust me. And no- LoRann's "lime" is no where near the same as the key lime. ;) I am usually not a proponent of LoRann extracts in cake mixes (I think they taste "fake"), but the key lime extract in this cake IS what makes it good, and not just kind of good, but delicious. If you can't find it in your area, I'd suggest ordering it online.

I, too, am wondering...is that coconut extract?? And where do I find limeade? Is it in the frozen juice area of the market???

Yes the Limeade is found in frozen juice section...or the frozen margartita mix is

Can I use this as a stacked cake (a 3 layer 14 inch with a 10 inch 3 layer on top, all topped with a chocolate fighter jet). Will it hold up to the stacking and decorating. I want to use it for a grooms cake.

I'm not sure how much a dram of anything is.  I've read it's a quarter second pour to .125 fluid ounces. Can anyone clarify?

Also, there are some ambiguities in the recipe:

2 2/3 cup limeade - the undiluted frozen concentrate or fully prepared limeade made from the frozen concentrate??

1 teaspoon coconut - I assume it's extract, but not stated...

1 dram = 3/4 tsp.  Lorann sells their concentrated oil flavorings in these tiny bottles that equal 1 dram.

Limeade means limeade, not concentrate. You can usually find it by the OJ.

Yes, coconut flavoring.