I put this cobbler together in no time. It made my entire house smell wonderful. We ate dinner and finally dished up the cobbler with ice cream and it was a hit! Everyone enjoyed eating it! It is safe to say that this recipe is a keeper.
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| You will need three ingredients. That's it! |
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| First spray your 9 x 13 pan with Pam. Then pour your berries into the pan. |
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| Spread the berries out so that they are all evenly dispersed. |
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| Add dry cake mix over the top. The recipe calls for a white cake mix, but all I had was french vanilla. |
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| Pour soda slowly over cake mix. |
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| DO NOT stir the cake mix and the pop - this will give you a 'crust'. |
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| This is what your cobbler will look like before you put it in the oven. |
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| Bake 350 for 45-50 min. This is what it looks like when it is finished. |
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| I ate my Berry Cobbler with a 1/2 cup of No Sugar Added Blue Bell Country Vanilla ice cream. It was so good! |
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Berry Cobbler
Source: srkautz
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Servings: 16
Serving Size: 1/16th
Calories: 140.4
Fat: 2.9 g
Fiber: 1.3 g
Protein: 1.4 g
Old Points: 3 pt
Points+: 4 pts+
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Ingredients
Two 12-oz bags frozen mixed berries/peaches
1 box white cake mix
Approximately 1 can of diet 7-up or other clear soda
(might need more than 1 can of soda to avoid dry spots)
Instructions
Place frozen fruit in a 9x13 baking dish. Add dry cake mix over the
top. Pour soda slowly over cake mix. DO NOT stir the cake mix and the soda - this will give you a 'crust'. If you stir the two, you will have a
cake like topping.
Bake 350 for 45-50 min or longer until berries are cooked.
*To read more Berry Cobbler tips, please click here and/or read the comments posted below.
267 comments:
1 – 200 of 267 Newer› Newest»Oh I will be trying this for sure. I made Bubble up enchiladas last Friday and on Tuesday I made the recipe that was angel food cake with chocolate pudding (can't remember the name of it) for our small group. And it was a huge hit.
MrsMarkDave - I am glad that you enjoyed those recipes with your small group! They will enjoy this recipe too! :)
Oh My ! This one HAS to go in my must try sooner rather than later folder! Thakn you for sharing!
Angie A - You will LOVE it! You're welcome!
Oh this looks like the "healthier" version of dump cake (it uses pie filling instead and butter instead of sprite LOL). I will have to try it. And the bubble up enchiladas were great! Thanks for all the new ideas!
Yummo. Thanks for sharing. I will have to try.
I'm going to try this over the weekend and I CAN'T WAIT!!
You're welcome! I know you will love it!
Mandy - I am so glad you liked the Bubble Up Enchilada!
Quick question. The frozen fruit I'm buying comes in 16 oz bags. Is it two bags of fruit or 24 oz of fruit?
This is the best! I used canned peaches and drained them and poured 7up over my cake mix. Thanks for the idea!
It looks like the parts the pop didn't touch didn't really bake. Is that the case, or is it just the picture?
Megan - Yes. You need to make sure that the soda touches as much of the cake as possible.
Tamara - You need 24 oz of fruit total.
Does it have to be diet soda?
In order to be Weight Watchers friendly, I would recommend diet soda. However, you do not have to use diet.
Does anyone know the points plus on this and how many does it serve. Thank you Susan
Hi, Susan,
This recipe serves 16 and is 4 PointsPlus per serving.
I am a Weight Watchers leader and stories like yours just thrill me! Congratulations on your success. I will be sharing this cobbler recipe with my meetings this week. Be blessed!
I love this!! Did however use regular pop, as I have hyperthyroid, so not to have artificial sweeteners. Rubarb would be very good in this also.
Just popped this in the oven, can't wait to try it!!!
Could you make this with fresh berries rather than frozen? If so how much?
Do you know how many calories for 1/16th?
Do you know how many calories in 1/16th?
Anonymous - I am sure that you can make this with fresh fruit. I have not tried it myself, but I am pretty sure it would still turn out good.
Cynthia Ferguson - I do not know how many calories are in 1/16th. Sorry.
I must try this! New follower here :-)
I can't wait to try this with peaches!!
Can't wait to try this with peaches!
Was the Diet Sprite a personal preference? Did you have any after taste from the artificial sweetener? I would rather use regular Sprite, if possible. Thanks for the recipe!
I wonder if it would work with apples or peaches? I'm not a big berry person, but this is a great recipe!!
Earthbound and Up - I used diet Sprite so that it would be 4 pointsplus per serving. I do not like artificial sweeteners either and I was glad that this did not have an after taste. However, you can use regular Sprite if you prefer.
I used to be on w.w. a few years ago. I'm starting it up again, but I'm sticking with the old points, not points plus. Do you know how many calories, fat grams and dietary fiber in each serving? This looks delicious! I'm going to try it tonight!!
I just repinned this on my pinterest site. I can't wait to try it. I think I'm going to make it with sugar free white cake mix. I think it would be good with diet dr. pepper/chocolate sugar free cake mix and frozen black cherries. Yummm.
Anonymous - I do not know the calories, fat, and fiber in each serving. However, according to my notes 16 servings equals 3 points. I hope that helps!
Just saw this on pinterest! I had a potluck Bunco tonight And was clueless what to make... This is in the oven right now! Thank you so much I hope its great! Kati
Definitely only add one can of soda I added 1 and a little over a half extra... It was good but it was a bath of fruit and berries lol
Trying with some stuff I had...we'll see. Used Blueberry Muffin mix, frozen blueberries and some flavored seltzer (didn't have pop.) Can't wait to try!
I'm really trying to limit sugar but not sure about those "reduced" sugar cake mixes. Don't like artificial sweeteners either.
Trying with some stuff I had...we'll see. Used Blueberry Muffin mix, frozen blueberries and some flavored seltzer (didn't have pop.) Can't wait to try!
I'm really trying to limit sugar but not sure about those "reduced" sugar cake mixes. Not a big artificial sweetener fan.
I only had diet orange soda...used that and it turned out delicious! I ate 2 servings :-/ Couldn't resist!
i don't do points. keep it simple..calories in and calories out. just plugged this in "my fitness pal" and it is 136 calories per serving.
i JUST made this but my cobbler came out really watery, there was a lot of liquid from the berries. I don't know what i could have possibly done wrong...
Anonymous - I am sorry that this recipe didn't turn out right for you. I hope that you are able to try it again and it works!
We have done this for years in many different ways. It is so easy that it is the first dessert my kids have each made, and they ask for it all the time! My recipie uses more fruit, so for those who asked for the size of the bags, don't worry. But keep in mind that will change your points values. Great with frozen peaches, amazing with frozen cherries. Have fun!
Mine came out VERY watery, too...hmmmm
Can't wait to try!...by chance do you know the points plus with regular pop not diet...I try to stay away from artificial sweeteners...thank you! :)
you should never heat diet drinks, the aspertain sweetener can't handle the heat and turns something not super wonderful for you into something really bad for you.
plug the nutritional value of each item into sites like myfitnesspal.com or something similar. Usually they can give you calories per serving size etc. if you have all the ingredients and amounts.
Horrible I was so. Disappointed. I did not like the way the cake mix stayed powdery in spots.
I made mine with 2 cans of strained pineapple bits, and it worked out great and everyone had seconds, I served mine with real whip crean from a squirt can!! Yummy!!!
I made this with frozen peaches. It was delicious. Thank you.
Thanks for posting! I found this recipe on Pinterest and just took it out of the oven. My house smells scrumptious and the first little bite I had was to die for! Yay for a new, simple, tasty recipe!!! :)
Made this cobbler yesterday and it turned out great. Wonderful flavor and everyone loved it. Thanks!
sounds awesome! will have to try :)
Living a changed life --great job!
It is in my oven! I have vanilla bean ice cream waiting.
I used to make one like this with angel food cake mix, canned pineapple, a sprinkle of flaked coconut & orange pop (a dollup of whip cream on top) Delish!
Yum! This was good. I had to cook mine about 50 min. The middle wasn't done. I used sprite and couple bags of mixed fruit. I think I am going to try it with fresh fruit next time. The bottom was kind of watery because of the fruit. It was pretty good though.
Yum! This was good. I had to cook mine about 50 min. The middle wasn't done. I used sprite and couple bags of mixed fruit. I think I am going to try it with fresh fruit next time. The bottom was kind of watery because of the fruit. It was pretty good though.
we just had this after dinner while it was still warm with sugarfree vanilla ice cream, it is yummy!!! my husband is a diabetic so i am always on the look out for a good tasting recipe he can enjoy, he loved this one.
Alright, I smudged things a bit. I used a 16 ounce bag of frozen strawberries, threw about 3 in each cup of a cupcake tray, sprinkled a little over a tablespoon of cake mix (also french vanilla lol) on top and did my best to cover the rest with Sprite. They're about 40 minutes in right now and I've had to pull them out to scrape the berry juice back into the cups a couple times so my oven doesn't get caked in it. It smells great, though! It has also baked down a little bit so it's not quite so overflowing. I think I'll follow the recipe next time so I'm not having to stare at the oven forever. :)
I tried it this week and it turned out great! I used Sierra Mist, regular, and it gave it a tangy taste. I will try it with Sprite next time. Thanks for the recipe!
As with other posters I was not happy some parts of the cake mix remained powder. Unfortunately the amount of soda used and the way it is applied you cannot possibly get it all wet without mixing it up. SO...I cooked it for quite awhile then I took a turkey baster, squeezed up the juices from within the cobbler and squirted the juice over the powdered areas and threw it back in the oven until everything was cooked. I was very pleased with it once I made that small adjustment.
There are only two of us. So I use a smaller pan 1/2 a box cake mix and 1 of those small size soda's. Works good for singles and couples.
Made this today with some blackberries and raspberries I got really cheap a few months ago , added some Schwan's blueberries ; used 1/2 a yellow sugar free cake mix & unsweetened applesauce ( no diet pop in the house !) and it was FABULOUS! !!! I sprinkled a 2 packets of stevia on the fruit . thanks ! ( I saw it on pinterest also- you are very popular there !! )
Tried it yesterday since I was going to have company over and was not impressed with it. I didn't even serve it, made cookies instead :(
I found this recipe on pinterest and was super excited to try it. It looks so delicious and I know my kids would love it. I tried it tonight. I followed the directions to the T and even had all the ingredients except I had white cake mix and when it was done it still had a lot of dry cake mix on top and it was really runny and just looked like mush. It didn't look like your end picture at all :( I was so upset. Any idea on what might have gone wrong?
I cooked this yesterday with a bag of frozen peaches, a bag of frozen raspberries, and sugar free yellow cake mix. I divided the final cobbler into 8 pieces and ended up with 233 calories per serving. I can't get enough of it! (Just warmed up a piece for breakfast, lol.) Thank you for posting!
I'm going to relink you from my blog, From the Couch to the Concrete.
Thanks again!
Must it. Be refrigerated if serving later or have leftovers?
I just made this tonight... It was awesome! Yes, it was runny, but the runny-ness was really really good. The juice was more of a syrup than just juice. I even "basted" the top a bit in the middle of baking with some of the juices from the bottom. I was afraid it would make the top too soggy but it didn't! there was plenty of crusty top :) The Syrup will be fantastic on ice cream.
I have also used this with fresh fruit and it is GREAT!
This was great and so easy! About halfway through the baking I noticed much of it was still powdery so, I scanned the comments and noticed the one about getting ALL the cake mix moistened with the soda. I added another 1/3 can of soda and baked it a little longer. It still turned out to be super tasty!
This was so good! I used the baster idea to help cut down on the dry cake mix throughout. It was a hit! I will definitely make this again!
I came across this on Pinterest and made it today. We love it! One of my new favorite desserts. I noticed in the pictures that it looked kind of powdery and I did not want that so I made sure to get all of the batter wet. I also had to wait for the oven to heat up so the soda had a chance to soak up some of it. I also left in the oven longer because I wanted a really crispy top. I all worked wonderfully! So delicious!
I love this recipe and have been making it for years. To avoid any "dry" areas I actually to mix the cake mix and can of diet pop in a bowl, then pour it over the frozen berries. Serve it with some FF whipped topping and it's th goods!
The triple-berry medley in the frozen section of Costco works well too.
Good luck :)
Love this recipe!!!
I cut everything in half and baked it in an 8x8 pan... BIG mistake!Our adult twin sons dropped by and there was barely enough!
This is a keeper! Thx!
God Bless you for sharing with us!
Mine was also quite watery, I'm gunna try 1/2 bag of frozen and 1/2 fresh fruit next time. I was also disappointed in all the dry spots, there was a lot!! Will try what a few people suggested in during baking use some juices from the bottom!!
Made this last night and absolutely LOVED it! Made it with frozen peaches instead of berries and it was delicious. Peaches were a little tart but with the sweet cake/sprite mix on top it balanced out. Going to try someone's tip of mixing sprite and cake mix together first before pouring over fruit to avoid "dry spots" but either way it was DELICIOUS!!!! :)
I don't know if anyone said this or not but try adding drained crushed pineapple along with the berries. Squeeze out the juice too. Diet Mt Dew & sugar free Pilsbury yellow cake mix work great too.
I adore this recipe. We call it dump cake.
This was sooo good, just made it tonight for the family and it's a huge hit.. thanks for sharing!
Made this last night and it was amazing! Everyone loved it!! Great recipe! I did exactly what you did except I used Sprite rather than Sprite zero.
you should all stop drinking diet soda with aspartame in it!!! Switch to Zevia soda. I buy it at Whole Foods. It's sweetened with stevia and is much healthier!! Comes in lots of flavors, just like real soda. Will try this recipe with it soon!
I just blogged about this recipe, check it out. http://heathershangout-toothy.blogspot.com/2012/05/cobbler.html
This actually wasn't that special for us. Used frozen strawberries and blueberries, vanilla cake mix from Trader Joe's and Sprite. Not bad, just not worth making again. Wished I'd sprinkled raw sugar on top. Oh well.
Making this for the weekend! Happy to follow. Drop by my blog for a visit.
We have made this for years. My kids love to come up with new ideas. we have used yellow cake mix with orange soda and it was great. I also mix the soda and cake mix before I cover the berries.
Is there a reason to not use the cake mix that contains pudding?
This looks awesome.
May I put it on my blogs: hautecurvywoman.com and tiffanytotarget.com?
Just made this tonight and it was so good!!!! A + for sure!!! Thanks!
I am going to make this today. I sounds so good and only 4 points plus...it is a keeper.
How do I store this? I baked it now and serving tomorrow..
love this recipe, different but yummy! hope to try it again but plan on using peaches next time.
lostNfound - I stored mine by putting it in the fridge.
tovah - Yes, you can put a link to your blog back to my recipe! Thanks for asking!
Anonymous - I don't think the topping would turn out right if it was a pudding cake. If you try it, please let me know how it turns out!
Toothy - Thanks for the link to your blog!
I tried this recipe today and it is better than I hoped and unbelievably easy!! This recipe is a keeper!
I tried this recipe today and it is better than I hoped and unbelievably easy!! This recipe is a keeper!
I used 1 1/2 packages of with pudding cake mix, a 16 oz bottle of diet siera mist and a gallon ziploc bag of blueberries and blackberries mixed together and frozen. I did mix the batter and soda into the berries. It is amazing! I did have to bake it for an hour. Glad I found it on Pintrest.
Can the soda be substituted with water or apple juice?!
I made this today and it was easy and turned out fabulous! Love it!
Made this today for a Memorial Day cookout - I used frozen cherries instead of berries and it came out great!! Will be one of my new go-to desserts!
Anonymous - I do not think water or apple juice would work, because you need the carbonation from soda to make the cake bake correctly.
This recipe looks great, can't wait to try...I have an important question...how much soda are you supposed to use?? Are you just to weat/cover the top of the cake mix or pour the whole can? Thank you!
LP_nik - You are supposed to use 1 can of diet 7-up or sierra mist.
Cooking with aspartame (aka Nutrasweet) is dangerous! When heated it breaks down into it's core components, so of which becomes formaldehyde! I appreciate the idea, but this is one food that you should make sure the soda pop you are using is made with sucralose (aka splenda) or Stevia, or stick with sugar. I too am losing weight, and even eating real sugar it can be done!
I agree with many of the posters regarding the use of the diet soda and the cooking dangers. YIKES! Based on the amount of sugar that's probably in the cake mix and the naturally sweet fruit, why not use club soda like LaCroix Berry or Canfield's Berry? We can get by with much less "sweet" in our diets.
I agree with many of the posters regarding the use of the diet soda and the cooking dangers. YIKES! Based on the amount of sugar that's probably in the cake mix and the naturally sweet fruit, why not use club soda like LaCroix Berry or Canfield's Berry? We can get by with much less "sweet" in our diets.
Try putting the sprite in a spray bottle. Mist it on and it covers every inch:)
I just made this with frozen blueberries and yellow cake mix. It is amazing going to experiment with different flavors.
Thanks for sharing.
Maggie
http://passionatelyartistic.com
This is wonderful. Used peaches. So good and quick. Thanks.
Made this tonite.....had to bake it for abt 55 mins & basically poked the unwet cake mix through out the baking process so it wld all cook...it just made the cake get more into the berries & made it better...& let it set for abt 15 -20 mins where its more formed & not as runny. End result delicious!!!!! U may have to tweak the recipe & time to suit u but its an easy & excellent dessert...will def make again with dif fruits..YUMMY!!
This looks so good and easy - thanks for posting - looking forward to trying.
I'm having difficulties with this one. I had it in for time stated then scooped some up and powder all through it and my strawberries were still cold so I mixed it up and put it back in. It's been in for another 1/2 hr and doesn't look ready yet so I think I am going to give it the 50 mins that I saw in some comments. What I did taste was awesome though so I really hope I can get it to turn out
I have this in the oven now and will be serving it for our small group. If it goes well then I will serve it for our weekly feed the homeless ministry. 1
This looks so yummy! I do something like this in my crockpot every so often! Thanks for the new idea! This is faster and great when we have company!
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Thanks to Pinterest, I spotted this recipe. I made it tonight and it was fantastic!!!
http://punkaroonie.blogspot.com/2012/06/frozen-berry-cobber-thanks-to-pinterest.html
I made this tonight using peaches and I am very impressed. My only alteration was at the end of the standard cooking time I turned the oven to hi broil and watched until the top was golden brown. Yummo!
Just found this recipe 3 hours ago and had to make it. Absolutely the best cobbler I have ever ate. DELICIOUS!!!!!! I used 1/2 fresh Blackberries and 1/2 fresh Raspberries. So happy you shared this.
I made this tonight using fresh strawberries. My "boys" love it! I did mix the cake mix and the sprite before pouring it over the fruit. YUMMY! Thanks for this recipe.
I just made this tonight for my relatives that stopped by. I used some of my frozen strawberries from the spring and some blackberries. It was wonderful and they all wanted the recipe. Easy and quick and delish!!! Thank you for sharing!
Belle
http://bellescottagenest.blogspot.com/
This looks awesome! Can't wait to look through more of your site. Congtrats on your weight loss!
Blessings,
Mel
Please feel free to stop by: Trailing After God
I made it and it was awesome! :) It's hard to let it cool off lol...I did mix the cake mix with 7up though and then I poured it on the frozen fruit mix; turned out great so thank you!!
I wanted to try the cake mix diet soda recipe so ... I used spice cake & diet Vernors. I worried about what folks had said about the aspartame but after looking it up and reading about it I was ok it only loses it's sweetness when heated nothing toxic happens. I blended the cake mix with the Vernors and added a 1/2 teaspoon of apple pie or pumpkin pie spice to add to the sweetness, no sugar. Used baking spray on a mini muffin tin measured out a rounded tablespoon measring sppon in each hole and baked for 8 minutes at 350. It made 43 muffin cakes and tastes AWESOME! The cake mix dry is 1600 calories divide that by 43 and you have 37 calories a muffin cake. Next time I am going to try to add flax and or wheat germ to make it a bit healthier. But these are a winner! Thanks for the idea!
Yeah I looked it up too, and it seems it's only one crazy doctor who made those claims. Like others have said, if this were true, there would be warning labels even though most people don't bake their soda.
Just tried this for my husband's birthday and we were pleasantly pleased. Check out my blog post about it!
If you sift the cake mix and use a measuring cup with a small pour spout to disperse the soda, you won't have the dry pockets of cake mix!
I made this for the first time this morning for a potluck at work, and everyone loved it! I used frozen peaches, a yellow cake mix WITH pudding, and Walmart brand diet lemon lime soda. I saw questions regarding the pudding in the cake mix, and I wanted to let everyone know that mine turned out just fine. I baked it for 55 minutes, and it still had the nice cobbler texture. I also used a small measuring cup to pour my diet soda, and I used 1 3/4 cups instead of the 1 1/2 cup (12 oz can). I had just a few powdery spots left after baking, so to hide it I sprinkled powder sugar over the top. Looked great and tasted delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe!
I made this and it was great I will be making it many times more. Thanks
10 minutes left on the timer ... Smells amazing!
Made this today and it was DELISH! I used fresh berries & pink lemonade cake mix = Heaven ;)
Thank you for sharing!!
:)Lolly Jane twins
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Soooo good! We used fresh berries + pink lemonade cake mix. Delish! Thanks for posting the recipe :)
-Lolly Jane twins
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Making this tomorrow for Father's Day family get-together...looks YUMMY!
On a different note, what's with all the negativity? If you don't like it, don't make it again and move on! If this was my blog, I'd be hurt by all the snotty comments.
Thanks to the host for the yummy looking recipe. Can't wait to taste it!!!
Can flavored seltzer water be used?
My dad really wanted blackberry cobler for father's day, but I constantly have to watch my weight. This recipe was perfect, except I substituted butter pecan cake mix to add a nutty flavor. Thanks for posting this!
Thanks for the great recipe! It's so easy, my 6 year old can make it! Love it!
I just made this to share with my family for Father's Day. It was amazing! Everyone loved it! Thanks so much for sharing. It was by far the easiest thing I've ever made in my life!
Unfortunately some people are diabetic and CAN'T have sugar. I would rather die from aspartame than high blood sugar!
Anonymous - I have not tried this with flavored seltzer water, so I don't know how it would turn out. If you try it, please let me know if it works.
I didn't read the comments before I made this and wish I would have. Mine didn't turn out at all!! I learned that I should always read comments before trying a RECIPE!!
I made this last weekend for Fathers Day and I'm making it twice this weekend! It is a hit and made the house smell great!
On the original recipe did the frozen fruit have sugar or not?
Could this be a part of some of the problems? Thanks!
Would like to buy everything tomorrow.
Alicia - The original recipe calls for frozen fruit with no sugar.
Anyone try it with seltzer
Made this tonight using Fresca Citrus zero calorie soda. Only had white cake mix with pudding and used probably a little too much fruit. Still VERY good!
Made this today! ( I'm sick) so fast and easy prep was amazing! Instead of Sprite or 7-Up I used a fruity sparkling soda that's like Sprite but with berries. It's also a bottle instead of a can so I measured it with my eye. It's in the oven now and looking/ smelling fantastic! :) thanks.
I made this and it was delicious. I did mix the 7-up with the cake mix, before pouring onto the fruit. And it does make a 'cakey' top. Just so easy. A huge hit at our house. Thank you.
So easy! I'm trying this one out... I like easy.
That's what I did - added some extra sprite once I realizes it wasn't all dissolved. Worked great and served w/ a spoonful of cool whip. Used fresh blueberries and nectarines.
I am wondering if you could use yellow cake mix???
Anonymous - I think it would be just fine if you used yellow cake mix.
This was awsome ,we did a little change we used 2 pints of fresh blubberies ,It was a hit.
thanks so much,
Terea Lewis
Making this in morning bc it sounds amazing! But all I have is Sprite Zero, didn't read any comments about using it, would it work or do I have to get regular Sprite?
Nevermind I see you used sprite zero too! Can't wait to make it!
How much of the sprite should you use? I made this and the flavor was delicious but it was runny. How do i make the inside thicken??? I'd definitely like to try this again.
I wonder if you could do this with frozen cherries and chocolate cake mix?
So excited! In the oven now! I hope it turns out well. I love Pinterest for all the great recipes!! I should have read the comments first, but oh well! Mixed frozen berries, french vanilla cake (pudding in the mix), diet 7up. The family will be testing it tomorrow! Peaches next time!
stephannie22 - I use a can of Sprite. I am not sure how you could make it thicker.
Linda Komondy - I have not tried this recipe with cherries and chocolate cake, but I am sure it would work!
Hi!;) this recipe looks delish. ;)) if don't mind me asking how many calories are in 4 points plus? I am not familiar with weight watchers, but I do follow a low calorie diet .
Thanks in advance for your response!;)
Can't wait to make this!;))
Tryed this it worked out really good Did use frozen and fresh fruit then it isnt so watery and cook it a little longer. ...
I used a can as well but it turned out like berry soup. I see others had this issue as well. Shame..it tasted good but its impossible to serve it that runny
Anonymous - It's hard to say how many calories are in 1 pointsplus values. I believe it's about 35 calories, but it depends. So, 4 pointsplus would be about 140 calories. Like I said I do not know for sure, this is just an estimate.
Wondering if anyone has tried this with fresh berries & ginger ale? Its whats in season AND I have on hand so would LOVE to not go out for sprite
Shellyk
I am excited about trying this recipe Saturday for my son's birthday Saturday. He likes chocolate cake, raspberries and strawberries. I think I'm going to try those ingredients. I'll let you know how it turns out.
Why the soda pop as opposed to water or milk?
Anonymous - The soda is what cooks the cake mix. You could try milk or water, but I do not think it would work like it is supposed to.
I made this tonight. It was easy peasy and sooooo darn good! Thanks!!!
Just made it; turned out great! Used cake mix with pudding so only 10 oz of sprite. Also, used baster to redistribute juice. Thanks for recipe!
For those who don't like or cannot use artificial sweeteners (I personally avoid them because a lot of people in my family have had cancer, so I'd rather not risk it), I have used a couple of different soft drinks sweetened with Stevia. One is called Zevia and I believe you can get it at most natural food stores and some grocery stores. The other was partially sweetened with fruit juice and cane sugar, and partially with Stevia. I believe it was called Refreshers and they are at Safeway. They are a Safeway product and only have about 60 calories each. Also, since the cake mix is already sweet, I am experimenting with using some bubbly water. I wanted more moisture to avoid the crumbs on top, so I used a whole Black Cherry Zevia and half of a lemon flavored bubbly water (all I had on hand). I love this recipe! I used fresh organic blackberries the first time with an apple flavored cake mix and an orange Refresher and it was awesome! This time I am using mixed frozen berries and yellow cake mix. We shall see how it turns out!
I just tried it and it turned out great. I used frozen peaches. There was some frost on the peaches so a rinsed that off to avoid any extra wateriness. I also drizzled the Sprite very slowly over the cake mix and that helped cover most of it up and avoided the dry spots.
I tired this a few weeks back and we are having it again tonight! I did mix it with a fork and we found it a bit runny but that didn't stop us from eating it all! Tonight I used some soda water as well as the Sprite! Thank you so much for posting this super-easy dessert! Way to go on leaning on the Lord and losing so much weight too! What a testimony!
~Amy
Oh, it smells so good in here, I just took the cobbler out of the oven! I am going to a family reunion this afternoon, hope it will be a hit. It sure was easy to put together! Thank you for sharing the recipe!
ever tried this with a lemon cake mix? I'm trying this tonight! Yumm!
My sister made this with butter pecan cake and frozen rhubarb and though it seemed a curious combination at the time, it was absolutely spectacular.
It was even a hit with my dad who despises rhubarb. ;)
I made this tonight! It was good! Used regular sprite and it turned out fine. There were a few spots that didn't get soda on it, but all in all great dessert!
I prepared this cobbler with frozen strawberries for our Sunday dinner dessert today. It was a hit with young and old alike!! Thanks for sharing such an easy and delicious recipe!!
Janet Williamson, SC
This is really good! I made it with regular club soda and it was great. I think I put too many berries because it was a bit runny. I will for sure make it again!
Delicious. So much better than the 'old' dump cake with a can of pie filling and cube of butter. The 24 oz. of Schwahns mixed berries made a perfect filling. Used your recipe without reading comments and if was perfect. Yeas, there were a few dry spots because I pured too fast. I just stirred them in when I served it. Thanks for sharing.
I made this diabetic friendly with a sugar free vanilla cake mix. I mixed the cake mix, soda and berries all together before putting it in the pan and it came out great. It was more of a cake than cobbler, but still yummy!
Sounds/looks great!! Will try it for sure, soon.
Thanks for the recipe. :-)
I've made this twice since I found the recipe a week ago. Thanks! Pretty good for a last minute quick and easy dessert.
This. Is. So. Good! My 2- and 4-year-old granddaughters helped me make - and eat - it! Easy and fun! We're making it again this weekend!
I used frozen peaches, and a sugar free cake mix along with the diet 7-up...was an excellent birthday dessert for my diabetic mom. Thanks :)
I made this about a week ago and it was pretty good. I think next time I will try peaches.
I know this has been out for over a year but thanks to Pintrest I just found it. I love this idea, and will make it soon. We have a large family with several people who are either diabetic or borderline. Because of this we are always looking for ways to "spice up" food that otherwise gets boring. I agree with the poster who suggested mixing the soda and mix before putting it on top of the berries. It may clump a little because that's what liquids do to cake mixes, but biscuit mix would be lumped on anyway.
And to ask, has anyone tried to use seltzer water and a (kool-aid) drink flavor (lemon, lime, etc) instead of soda? I wonder if it would work, especially for those who don't like artificial sweeteners.
Thanks for sharing your time and your life. I can't wait to try out this and all your other recipes.
I made this this weekend. I would like a "deeper" cobbler. Has anyone tried making it with the same quantity of ingredients, but in a smaller pan?
I'm thinking this should work . . . just baking it longer?
I made this this weekend. I would like a "deeper" cobbler. Has anyone tried making it with the same quantity of ingredients, but in a smaller pan?
I'm thinking this should work . . . just baking it longer?
Just curious.....how much is a serving size. 1/2 cup; 1 cup, etc. And could I use Diet Rite Soda?
Saw it and made it within 10 mins. Everyone waited anxiously for the timer to go off - needed 10 extra mins. but well worth the wait. It is not meant to be a cake to cut into slices, but more of a cobbler. YUM! I did Pink Strawberry Cake mix, one bag of strawberries was all I had, and a can of Sprite....Delish!!!!
Just made this for my husbands birthday (he didn't want an actual cake) but i made it with blueberry pie filling because that's what I had in the house on short notice. Turned out great. I did have some small powder pockets, but didn't mind those at all. If you've ever made cobbler in a dutch oven, you will always have some of those. We've always made a similar recipe, but this recipe was a perfect substitute for the way we usually make it in a dutch oven. And the seven up we used made up for not using butter that is usually in cobbler recipes, which added a great flavor. I will be making again. Next time we'll try frozen fruit. Thanks for such a great recipe!
Made this last night !! and my husband and children loved it!! I didnt have sprite , but i had gingerale and it turned out great!!!!!!! Genious recipe!!!!
I use jiffy cake mix, two cans of cherries, then put butter on top of cake mix viola
I used a can of pineapple and a can of peaches with snicker-doodle cookie mix and just put the cinnamon mix on top...
but I don't have any soda, only cola. I'm not sure how good it would be with cola, so I used raspberry lemonade and tried to find something with bubbles in it, so I used a bit of Riesling wine. Do y'all think that will work? I just put it in the oven.
In the oven right now! Can't wait to try it!!
Since it is summer, could this be made with fresh fruit rather than frozen?
I made this late last night. Turned out great, however I was letting it cool before I put it in refrigera,tor. This morning I found it out. I forgot to store it in fridge. I did have a lid on it ... should I throw it out? I put it away.my thoughts were that the preservatives in the ingrediants surely saved it overnight. What is your opinion.
Will it be okay if left out over night while it was cooling? I thought that the preservatives would keep it a few hours. Not sure....
Delish recipe, warm, crispy, fruity! My hubby and I devoured it ALL! We are super thankful for our new favorite dessert recipe ;)
Just put in oven...can't wait to try for dessert tonight!!
Not extremely happy with the turn out, it doesn't look pretty, haven't tried it yet... Hopefully it tastes better than it looks!
Hi, I was just wondering if you could substitute seltzer water instead of the diet soda? Because I don't consume any fake sugars. thanks
For those that didn't like the small amount of white powder on top. Pampered chef sells a small spray bottle, I think called a kitchen spritzer? It can be used with oil, juice etc. We had one sitting in the pantry so after poring the 12oz of liquid over the top of the berries I added a little of the sprite into the bottle and spritzed over all the dry spots. It worked PERFECTLY!!!!!!
Wondering if anyone has made this and travelled with it the next day? I'm going on vacation...want to make it and take it along on a 5 hr. drive. Will it be OK or should I take the ingredients and make it when I get there?
I found your blog off pinterest. I just joined weight watchers ... again. I never reached my goal 12 years ago. I'm on week 1 of new program - liking it so far. I hope I have the same results as you! I look forward to following you and hopefully get some inspiration. I'm starting at 2 lbs. more than you - I pray I have 1/2 the result - pray for me too please. Actually any of your followers could too....my name is Jacky. I want to suprise my husband for our 25th anniversary at end of April with a skinnier me. Blessings from Wisconsin.
OMG!! This looks so friggin' good! I'm gonna try it one of these days...my husband loves cobbler!
You don't need to add sugar to the frozen fruit?
Does it really have to be diet pop??
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