Easy Lemon 7-Up Cake

When you find a good dessert recipe, you go back to it time and time again, whether it's for cake walks, bake sales, family gatherings or just to serve as dessert at the family table. This "Easy Lemon 7-Up Cake," is sure to be one of those recipes that you'll want to make more than once.

This easy lemon 7-Up cake is said to be bursting with flavor, I already feel my mouth watering. Using soda in a cake, may seem like a strange idea, but it helps make the cake extra moist and adds to the great flavour, any lemon soda will do. There is a sweet lemon tart throughout this dessert recipe, and can be compared to sunshine on a plate. The lemon 7-Up cake is covered in a tangy icing, and can be made from scratch or from a boxed recipe. The scratch recipe has sugar, eggs, flour, lemon juice and 7-Up, after you mix the ingredients and bake, you'll let it cool. Once the lemon 7-Up cake is cooled, you'l want to prepare the easy to do lemon glaze recipe with just powdered sugar, lemon juice and milk and glaze this lemony dessert, that's it!

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