Debbie cakes

Hand them out for trick-or-treating.

Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cakes are a holiday tradition at our house, but they can be hard to find. Now you can make them at home! We've perfected the recipe to get the classic look as well as the authentic flavor.

For this classic Little Debbie-copycat dessert, sandwich a creme filling between two layers of soft vanilla cake and stamp out with a Christmas tree-shaped cookie cutter. Coat each cake in white candy melts and decorate with green sugar sprinkles and a red icing garland. Consider these snack cakes Santa-approved!

Little Debbie seasonal cakes.

Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cakes! These are my favorite but I can't have them anymore :(

Buy Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, 13 oz at Walmart.com

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I have loved Little Debbie snack cakes for a long time. As in, the second word I ever spoke was “Little,” and the third was “Debbie.” Fudge Rounds, Oatmeal Creme Pies, and so many more are major nostalgia snacking for me. (Except you, Raisin Creme Pie, you know what you did!) So you can imagine how excited I am that my sugar-worshipping infant self and my beer-worshipping grown-up self can be as one at the Little Debbie and Beer Pairing going on, Wednesday, May 16, at Flying Saucer. While…

Everyone knows Little Debbie. But although her face seems sweet and genuine, her products have some mysterious ingredients and are chock-full of sugar and empty calories. How bad is your favorite treat?

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