Apple cherry cobbler

It’s time to break out the flannel because #fall is officially here! We couldn’t think of a better way to start the season than with a comforting Apple Cobbler. One bite of this classic fall treat evokes nostalgic memories of apple picking and watching the leaves change. What are your quintessential fall favorites? #NielsenMasseyInspires

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Sweet bing cherries pitted and frozen at the height of the season are paired with a crumbly biscuit topping to make this an irresistible cherry cobbler.

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Cherry fans will love this easy dessert! Cherry cobbler with cake mix, sometimes called a cherry cobbler dump cake, is one of the quickest and easiest desserts you will ever make. Add it to your spring party menu, serve it for Easter, or anytime you want to satisfy your sweet tooth. This simple dessert is a scrumptious, old-fashioned treat!

This mouthwatering cherry cobbler is made with canned cherry pie filling (for convenience) and a simple cake batter. As the cobbler is baked, the batter bakes up into a cobbler-style crust on top of the sweet cherries. This recipe is extremely versatile, so you can use homemade pie filling instead of canned, or switch up and use a different fruit filling!