This was clipped from a recipe sheet or maybe a magazine, date unknown. I believe it’s a Pillsbury promo piece since its cake mix is one of the required ingredients. I’ve typed it out below (both sides) along with scanned copies.

The Secret Is In The Batter

Whoever thought of mixing a whole can of fruit, syrup and all, in a cake mix?

THE SECRET IS IN THE BATTER

Only Batter Cake mix is made of real cake batter, fresh dried to put in a box. Restore water, add eggs, and it blooms into batter again. A batter that holds extra ingredients so perfectly, promised the tastiest recipe cakes every time.

Recipe on the back:

Recipe For Swiss Apple Cake

Batter Magic Recipe

SWISS APPLE CAKE

1 package Pillsbury Swiss Style Batter Cake Mix
1 can (1 lb. 5 oz.) apple fruit filling
3 eggs

OVEN 350°
13×9-INCH CAKE

Combine in large mixer bowl cake mix, apple fruit filling and 3 eggs. Blend and beat as directed on package. Bake in a 13×9-inch pan, generously greased and lightly floured, for 40 to 50 minutes or until top springs back when touched lightly in center. Cool cake completely.

Top each serving with sweetened whipped cream spiced with cinnamon.

Note: If mixing by hand, mash fruit first.

At High Altitudes:

1. Prepare recipe above.
2. Bake at 375° for 35 to 40 minutes.

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One Response to Swiss Apple Cake Recipe – Vintage

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Published 27 July, 2010 in 3:11 am

My kids love fruits in their cake (same thing with their pancake). They will not settle for a carrot cake, they actually want to have fruits bits in there, lol! Good thing I really love baking, so far, their favorite is my blueberry cake. I would like to try Swiss Apple Cake, sounds like exactly what my twin boys are after for, :)
Thanks for sharing this one.

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