
How sweet are thy words unto my taste! Yea, sweeter than honey in my mouth. Psalm119:103
Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. Psalm 119:105
The writer of Psalm 119 thought very highly of the Word of God and it was really sweet to him. He gives praise to God and speaks of how much He loves God's Word and the direction it gives to his every day life.
In Psalm 42:2 the writer says,"My soul thirsteth for God, for the living God:.....
Today we hunger and thirst for many things, but not usually for God.
Oh to hunger and thirst for God the way these men did, how much richer our lives would be .
We are not always sure what we want. Many times after eating a delicious meal we still feel like we want something else. We are not fully satisfied. My husband usually says, "What is for dessert?" He thinks the final thing of every meal is some type of dessert.
So I try to keep some kind of "dessert" in the house at all times.
This week I made him this Strawberry, Kiwi, Angel Food Cake smothered in Cool Whip. He really liked it. I thought you might enjoy it as well. It is easy to make and it is low in calories and fat content. No guilt in eating this one. From start to finish it should take no longer that 10-20 minutes to put it together, if you need a good dessert in a short time.
Here's what you will need:
2- 8oz containers of Cool Whip (thawed)
1 Angel Food Cake (this one is purchased but you could make your own ahead of time.)
2- packages of fresh strawberries
6-8 Kiwis
1 pkg of strawberry glaze
A serving dish
Cut the Angel Food Cake into three sections as seen below. (I freeze mine so it is easier to handle while cutting.)
Next put strawberries in a strainer and wash them, to get any sand or anything else off of them.
Decap the strawberries
Put glaze into a bowl and slice the strawberries into another bowl.
(Keep 3 whole strawberries for the top of your cake.)
Mix, all but one cup, of the sliced strawberries and the glaze together and set aside.
(Set the 1cup aside to decorate with later)
Next peel and slice thinly your Kiwi, setting aside 1 cup to decorate the outside of cake.
(to see an easy way to peel a kiwi click here)
Next: Place bottom layer of cake on a serving dish and coat with strawberry mixture and kiwi slices, do this on bottom and middle layers as seen below.
Put top layer on the cake and press down gently.
Put the remainder of your strawberry and glaze in the hole at the center of the cake.
Put the two containers of Cool Whip in a bowl, mix until smooth and then frost your cake with it.
Use any left over Cool Whip to fill the rest of the hole in the center of the cake. Then smooth the cake and begin to decorate the cake with the cup of strawberries you have set aside and the remainder of the kiwi slices as shown.
Now your cake is ready to serve
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When you cut a piece of cake the center strawberry mixture and cool whip will be exposed. Use a small amount on each piece to dote your cake with.
(Once your cake has been cut, refrigerate the remainder until ready to serve again.)
Hope you try it and share it with others. Enjoy!
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This cake looks SO delicious!! Liz
ReplyDeleteThank you Liz, I am glad you like it. It was very good, refreshing. Thank you for viewing my blog. Jo-Ann
DeleteHi! Found you Delightful Order's link party. Fruit cakes are my favorite! Thanks for sharing! :)
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Thank you for viewig my blog from Delightful Order's link party, and for commenting. It is always encouraging to get comments,
DeleteOh my goodness. So pretty. And I love all the pictures you included in your tutorial. I love the idea of filling the center. It's a nice surprise. You could really choose lots of different flavors and do the same thing. I think I need to pin this!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your special comments, how encouraging you have been. Thank you for viewing my blog, how you will come back soon Suzy.
DeleteThat is absolutely beautiful--and so simple! My kids will love it. Thanks for linking to this.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comment. I like to make things look pretty but more than that, I like them to taste good. Hope you will try it. Jo-Ann
DeleteAs soon as I saw your cake picture I wanted to make it! this will definitely be on my summer cake rotation!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like it. Thank you for your nice comment. It is quite refreshing. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
DeleteOh this is seriously making me want some strawberry shortcake right now! Never would have thought to add kiwi. Looks so delish!!
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Thank you so much Cassidy. I glad you like it. Hope you try it sometime. Jo-Ann
DeleteOh my goodness, this is Beautiful! I love the fresh fruit inside the cake.
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I would love to invite you to share this, and any other posts you would like to, at my Creative Thursday Link Party at www.michellestastycreations.blogspot.com. (Runs through Monday each week)
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So glad you like it. Thank you for your nice comment. It is quite refreshing. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
DeleteOh wow this looks amazing!!!!! Your cake looks so good, and so beautiful frosted and decorated!! Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like it. Thank you for your nice comment. It is quite refreshing and so simple to make. Hope you try it some time. Jo-Ann
DeleteThis is a FABULOUS cake
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like it. It is quite refreshing. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
DeleteThis looks amazing!! I will be trying for the next church social!! YUMMY!! Thanks for sharing with SweetTalkin' Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. Hope you will make it for your church social. So simple to make. we all enjoy it. Jo-Ann
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So glad you like it. I will share it at your party. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
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ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful cake it looks so cool and refreshing, a great summertime dessert. I am blessed with your scripture today. Hope you have a great week end and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
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So glad you like it.It is refreshing and summertime is a great time to make it. I am so glad you were blessed by the scripture that I put on my blog. God's Word is so refreshing. Thank you for your nice comment. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
DeleteYou just melted my heart with this recipe. It looks deliciously divine!
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So glad you like it. Thank you for your nice comment. It is quite refreshing. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
DeleteGonna make this for kentucky derby party this weekend...have two parties to attend....thank you so much for sharing this...wanted something with fruit...and this works just fine..looks YUMMY ! can't wait to see everyone admire it....thank you again...your newest follower
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DeleteWhat a beautiful post! And gorgeous yummy recipe too. Looks soo refreshing and a wonderful summertime dessert. Thanks so much for linking up to Weekend Potluck - please come again soon.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like it. Thank you for your nice comment. It is quite refreshing. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
DeleteDelicious!
ReplyDeleteI never thought to add kiwi even though strawberry-kiwi is such a common combination in other foods. Great tip to freeze angel food cake so it is easier to cut.
So glad you like it. Thank you for your nice comment. Hope you will try it. I learned from experience that it cuts so much better frozen. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
DeleteThis looks incredibly good, I've heard strawberry-kiwi is a good combination in flavor. Liked learning that freezer will help cutting it easier! So glad you shared the recipe, this is one I will have to try out! Thanks for sharing your creative inspiration over at Sunday's Best!
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome. I enjoy making this because I like the combination and the way it looks when it is finished, so colorful. Hope you will try it. Have a good week. Jo-Ann
DeleteLove how there is a surprise inside! Thanks for the how-to!
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So glad you like it. Thank you for your nice comment. It is quite refreshing. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
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DeleteThis is just beautiful!! A dessert you want to stare at for awhile before you cut into it!! :) Thanks for being a part of our "Strut Your Stuff Saturday." Hope to see you again real soon!! -The Sisters
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like it. Thank you for your nice comment. Thank you for having your party each week, "Strut Your Stuff Saturday," so that we can do just that. Have a good week, Jo-Ann
DeleteWow! That is some cake! You could turn it into a patriotic cake by using blueberries instead of kiwi.
ReplyDeleteAny suggestion on a substitution for Cool Whip since we don't use it for dietary reasons?
Thank you so much for your comment and for the suggestion of turning it into a patriotic cake by using blueberries. I don't have any suggestion on a substitute for cool Whip unless it would be Dream Whip, I am not sure whether it is a dairy product or not. Sorry. Thank you for viewing my blog.
DeleteThat looks amazing (and not too hard to make)! I would love for you to share this (and any other creations) at Pin It and Win It Wednesday @ www.cheapcraftymama.com-- you can win free ad space on my blog!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely amazing! I'd love it if you'd share this at my link party going on right now at www.thenymelrosefamily.blogspot.com/2012/05/whimsy-wednesdays-9.html.
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DeleteJo-Ann, this looks SO AMAZING! My mouth is watering! I love kiwi, I'm definitely going to have to try this! I would love for you to share at our link party http://herestohandyandy.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful cake.
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ReplyDeleteI am def. going to be trying this!! Pinning!
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious--a perfect early summer dessert!
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That looks so good. And healthy ;)
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ReplyDeleteMmmm...how light, healthy and luscious!
ReplyDeleteIf I could just pop through the screen and have this I would! It is so beautiful and looks so light and delicious! Thanks so much for sharing this with us!
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YUM!! This is both beautiful and delicious (I have no doubt!). Thanks for sharing at oopsey daisy!
ReplyDeleteWow this looks amazing! I'm definitely going to pin it to make later.
ReplyDeletePuts a new spin on the concept of fruit cake. I like that! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for that lovely recipe ,tried it and was a huge success, it tasted exactly like the cakes i used to eat as a child moreover it was spungy just one thing the end got slightly burned i wonder if i left it for too long .
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