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doofusmongerbeep
Posted 19 May 2006 , 6:21pm
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As I understand it, a poke cake is a regular cake that you poke holes into after baking and then pour pudding/jello liquid/syrup/sauce/etc over it so it seeps into the holes.
There's two kinds I know of. There's the traditional Southern poke cake, then there's the kind you "poke" with a straw or fork and put syrup or some other flavored thick liquid into so it goes down into the cake. As far as what's on this site???? I don't know. Maybe I just made things more confusing 
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pinkopossum
Posted 19 May 2006 , 6:29pm
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Originally Posted by doofusmongerbeep
As I understand it, a poke cake is a regular cake that you poke holes into after baking and then pour pudding/jello liquid/syrup/sauce/etc over it so it seeps into the holes.
As I understand it, a poke cake is a regular cake that you poke holes into after baking and then pour pudding/jello liquid/syrup/sauce/etc over it so it seeps into the holes.
this is what I always referred to as a poke cake
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