I must admit I have had my fair share of Pinterest Fails and Fiasco's. Some so hideous I wouldn't even admit I tried them. But every once in awhile, something I try that I saw on Pinterest actually turns out. Such was the case with the Pineapple Angel Food Cake.
![There is nothing harder than trying to diet and ignore a sweet tooth craving. My hairdresser shared this simple recipe with me and it is the best recipe- even if you are not dieting! [She got it from Weight Watchers.]It is great alone or try adding a few fresh sliced strawberries on top.... delicious!](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_uIP7ZBwaSIid3Pt5PuJccXCElaPZxR_DJB7FvSGG3MqYmOudP5TpMAP-yFoZbXyCFZbld0WzCfCuMxeTJjQHNaULPcPRxM3m-KHy8ApOcP79mGwvR2pEsge4yvR9B4H9Crzrh-I-6ut-usq6OclJb2MOVLD1Ft=s0-d)
(Pinterest photo I decided to try)
Once I decided to brave this experiment, I went to the store and bought one Duncan Hines Angel Food cake mix. I don't guess brand matters but I always use Duncan Hines.
Then I bought a 20 ounce size can of crushed pineapples, again the brand is of no importance. Any will work. I just bought what I knew hubby liked.
I heated my oven to 350 degrees as per the instructions on Pinterest.
I sprayed a 9 x 13 cake pan with Pam.
I totally ignored the instructions on the cake mix as I was told to do. I dumped the mix and the can of pineapples into a bowl. That was it. No other ingredients are needed.
I gathered a trusty wooden spoon.
I began to stir.And something magical began to happen. It bubbled and fizzed and got really light and fluffy. Once it was mixed up, I poured it in the cake pan and popped it in the oven.
I baked it for 30 minutes just like they said and Wah Lah! A nice golden fluffy pineapple angel food cake was perfectly created right before my eyes.
It turned out perfect. Another Pinterest project to go on my completed project board.
From what I understand, you can do this with any fruit pie filling as well.
