Lemon 7 Up Bundt Cake

Super easy and quick, this Lemon 7 Up Bundt Cake Recipe is the perfect light dessert anytime for any occasion! Includes a delicious and fresh glaze.

lemon 7 up bundt cake recipe with icing

I love bundt cakes. They are just about the perfect dessert for any gathering with family and friends. They are easy to make, they can be made a day ahead, and they feed a crowd. This lemon 7 UP bundt cake recipe is so good and super moist. With only 5 ingredients, this cake takes about 10 minutes from start to in the oven. The other thing I like about this cake is that it bakes in just 40 minutes. Most bundt cakes take about an hour and sometimes they get a tad too brown on the outside. Not this cake…it baked evenly and comes out of the oven golden and beautiful. 

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lemon 7 up bundt cake recipe with icing sliced fi

Lemon 7 Up Bundt Cake

Super easy and quick, this Lemon 7 Up Bundt Cake Recipe is the perfect light dessert anytime for any occasion! Includes a delicious and fresh glaze.
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4.25 from 4 votes
Servings: 1 large cake
Author: Ann Drake
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 40 minutes
Total Time 1 hour

Ingredients

  • 1 box yellow cake mix
  • 1 small box lemon instant pudding
  • 3/4 cup canola oil
  • 3 eggs
  • 1 cup 7 Up Diet or Regular

Glaze

  • 1 cup Powdered Sugar
  • 2 Tablespoon lemon juice
  • zest of one lemon if desired

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
  • Combine all ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Mix well.
  • Pour into prepared bundt pan.
  • Bake for 40 minutes or until a knife inserted in center comes out clean.
  • Cool for 10 minutes and then turn out onto cooling rack.
  • Prepare the glaze by mixing all ingredients with a large spoon. Use more lemon juice for a thinner glaze, less for a thicker glaze.
  • Pour over cooled cake.
  • A dusting of powdered sugar is a good substitute for the glaze.

Notes

I prepare my baking pans with Baker's Joy.
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Lemon 7 Up Bundt Cake Recipe Tips

  • I made a quick glaze for a cake topping, which by the way is amazing, but a dusting of powdered sugar is a quicker option.
  • This recipe would also make great cupcakes/muffins. Just use a large cookie scoop and fill the vessels of a muffin tin almost to the rim. (Make sure to spray the muffin pan or use liners.) Bake at 350 degrees F for 20 – 25 minutes, or until a pick inserted in the center of a muffin comes out clean. 
  • If you don’t have 7 Up, it’s fine to substitute any soda that is light-colored, like ginger ale or Sprite.
  • Easy variations:
    • Strawberry cake mix and strawberry creme pudding.
    • White cake mix and french vanilla pudding.
    • White or yellow cake mix and banana pudding.

lemon 7 up bundt cake recipe with icing sliced

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28 Comments

  1. I made the Lemonade Icebox cake and took it to the ‘Threaders’. I was asked for the recipe many times. I loved it also. Thanks

    1. Ann Drake says:

      So glad you liked it…it ranks right up there as one of my favorite icebox cakes!

  2. Helen Steer says:

    I wanted the one with graham crackers that you make in layers in a 8/8 pan. Thank you.

  3. Nan, Odessa, DE says:

    Can vegetable oil be substituted?

  4. Looking forward to making this cake. Thanks for sharing the recipe!

  5. Betty Lou says:

    I’m quite sure I have made your 7Up Pound cake before but just in case the recipe didn’t get transferred in my move, I’m going to copy again. Because of your wonderful bundt cake recipes, I decided to only bring a new bundt pan to my apartment. Who needs all those assorted cake pans when Anne’s bundt cake recipes are so good. Thank you again.

  6. This cake recipe sounds perfect for my card playing pals can’t wait to try

    Thanks

  7. Gail Martin says:

    I just made it. We will know in 9 minutes (cooking time). 45 minutes to an hour- eating time.

  8. Delores Schwerin says:

    I just made my grocery list! Everything sounds delicious. Happy 4th of July! You made mine easy! Thank You.

  9. I keep trying to print a copy of the 7 Up Lemon Bundt Cake but it won’t print – please help!!! Thanks Pat

    1. Ann Drake says:

      Hi Pat…I’m sorry for the trouble! I just tested it from my end and it worked well. Sometimes it’s a browser issue and not a blog issue. If you clear your browser cache and restart your computer I think that might fix the problem. Also, Google Chromes works best when viewing Wordpress sites. Please let me know if you are still having problems and I’ll think of something else!

  10. I am looking forward to making this cake. I have tried your other recipes and they turned out very well. I have great confidence in everything you share. Wonderful blog.

  11. I have everything to make this scrumptious cake ! Great for a cold snowy day. We didn’t get a lot
    of snow, but hope it is a blanket for the tulips and daffodils already up!

  12. Sounds like a spring version of my favorite bundt cake… Which is a holiday rum cake. I’ll be trying this one today – thanks for sharing!

  13. I am making this recipe today! What a delicious looking cake.
    Thank you for sharing the recipe. You are truly a mentor of mine!

  14. Friends coming this weekend,this will be our desert,thank you.

  15. Sharon H. says:

    Your lemon cake looks so yummy and easy to make. Looking forward to checking out the vintage linens soon!

  16. Tracy@www.bluridgevintage.com says:

    This is starving me to death. I love a good lemon recipe and I think you this fits the bill. It is even better with only 5 ingredients. I will drop by the shop and check out the new items.

  17. Peggy Zortman says:

    You must have ESP. I am on a lemon kick. Maybe it is the spring weather! Your photography blows me away! It just gets better and better. Can’t wait to visit the shop. Love the vintage tea towels.

  18. Lemon speaks my love language. :) Printed the recipe and thank you for having the large font option.

  19. I have printed that lemon cake recipe – it looks delicious and easy! As a “dish” person, I would have to choose the faience, but as a quilter and sewer, I’m intrigued with the antique buttons as well! Thanks for this terrific opportunity!

  20. Wow, that cake looks so moist and delicious. Love the French posters and the silver salt and peper shakers on Claudia’s website. Such beautiful things!

  21. Dj wright says:

    I love lemon cake, will definitely be trying this!

  22. I have visited Claudia’s shop many times. I purchased a medallion for a holiday gift. I can tell you her service was quick and thoughtful. The packaging was wonderful and she include a personal note which I thought was a nice touch. I have no reservations purchasing from her again and her things are gorgeous!! I’d love to win that gift card!! So many beautiful things – so little cash :-)

  23. penny @ the comforts of home says:

    Yummy! That sounds really good! And easy!

  24. Yum! This cake is one of my favorites..the perfect combination of ingredients.
    Please enter me in the Love of France contest….the site is full of so many lovely items that make me “happy!”