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Southern Chocolate Coca-Cola Cake Recipe {5 Fun Coke Ideas}

Today I’m sharing the latest Coca-Cola happiness around here. A recipe and more!

Chocolate Coca-Cola Cake Recipe (Allergy-Friendly)

I’ve heard of this southern phenomenon. It was time we tried it. We used the Chocolate Coca-Cola recipe from My Recipes and mixed in our favorite egg substitute to make it allergy friendly. I served it after our Sunday lunch and it was loved. Definite dessert deliciosity!

 

The Happiness Machine at Atlanta’s World of Coca-Cola

Be sure to take a minute and watch this video! We’re hoping the Happiness Machine will strike us when we head to the World of Coca-Cola to celebrate a birthday later this summer.

Vault of the Secret Formula

Do you remember we went to the World of Coca-Cola last year for Middle Girl’s birthday? We want to go back for the new Vault of the Secret Formula exhibit.

Coca-Cola Chalk Pastel

And, even though you don’t have the secret formula, you can make your very own tall glass of Coca-Cola in chalk pastels. Grab your white chalk pastel and add a scoop of ice cream on top for a Coke float! Click Coca-Cola Chalk Pastel.

Coke Float Station

I love this idea – would be fun for the upcoming birthday party. A Pinterest find: Coke float station.

Now, have a Coke  – or some Coke Cake – and a smile  🙂

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Filed Under: Allergy Adaptations, Cooking Fun with Children, Family Life, HomeCooking, Southern Recipes Tagged With: allergy adaptation, cake, chalk, chalk pastel, chocolate, Coke, float, World of Coca-Cola

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Tricia faces a daily dose of chaos homeschooling five children. The biggest lesson she’s learned? At the end of the day – when the dishes are put away and the children are tucked in bed – truly what matters is each child’s relationship with the Lord. Raising children is a God-given privilege and, folks, the time is short.

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  1. Phyllis at All Things Beautiful says

    July 12, 2012 at 7:00 AM

    Oh, yes! Just looking at your photos is making my mouth water! We LOVE Coke Cake!!

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