Poet gooey butter cake

Experience the Legend! Indulge in a taste of St. Louis history with this Original Gooey Butter Cake Recipe! This classic dessert is beloved for its buttery crumb, gooey center, and simple preparation. Authentic St. Louis Recipe: Recreate the gooey butter cake that started it all! Easy to Follow: Clear instructions ensure gooey perfection, even for novice bakers. Generations of Memories: A timeless dessert that brings families and friends together. Save and follow for more delicious…

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Gooey Butter Cake is a super easy two-layer bar dessert. It is so buttery and delicious with that flaky top and that ooey-gooey filling. This dessert is perfect for your next potluck! Gooey Butter Cake from a cake mix is an easy bar dessert that will knock your socks off. | Ooey Gooey Butter Cake | Butter Bars | Butter Cake Recipe | Paula Deen Butter Cake | Easy Brownies and Bars Recipes | Potluck Recipes

Ooey and Gooey is the best way to describe this delicious butter cake recipe.

This gooey butter cake has a rich, tender cake mix crust topped with a sweet cream cheese layer that's baked until golden and super easy to make.

Gooey Butter Cake is a make-ahead breakfast Danish or dessert with luxurious texture! This easy St. Louis classic starts with a cake mix.

How to make delicious Ooey Gooey Butter Cake Bars that taste amazing. Also known as Neiman Marcus Bars or Texas Gold Bars.

Gooey Butter Cake with Brown Butter is a twist on the traditional St. Louis Gooey Butter Cake. Decadent, delicious & easy to make!

This pumpkin gooey butter cake recipe is perfect for fall and a wonderful dessert to make for Thanksgiving!

This rich, delicious dessert is a St. Louis classic , but is it as good as a Kentucky butter cake? With the texture of a lemon bar and the base of a cinnamon roll, this gooey butter cake is made with pantry staples like flour, sugar, baking powder, and butter. Finish it off with a sprinkling of confectioners’ sugar and you’re all set to enjoy this signature St. Louis delight!