We enjoyed some delicious #MillstoneCoffee along with this Condensed Milk Pound Cake as part of a sponsored post for Socialstars by Crowdtap.
My husband Jack and I will both admit it – we are major coffee addicts! Neither of us can go without our morning cup of Joe!
So this past weekend…our coffee maker broke! Both of us were DYING until we could get to the nearest coffee shop – which was en route to the closest store so we could buy a new coffee maker as soon as possible!
There’s no doubt about it, both of us look forward to a great cup of coffee every morning, and one of our favorites is Millstone Coffee! All Millstone brand coffees are slow-roasted to perfection from 100% Premium Arabica Beans – the best available – and it totally shows in Millstone Coffee’s fantastic flavor and aroma!
And if you are coffee lovers like us, Millstone has two new gourmet flavors you’ve got to try: their House Blend – a well-balanced blend with a flavorful, smooth finish, and their Mayan Black Onyx – a dark, full-bodied blend with a rich finish! (You can also see a complete list of other Millstone Coffee flavors right here.)
I’m partial to the smooth flavors of the House Blend while Jack loves the bold Mayan Black Onyx! And any of Millstone’s gourmet coffees will go perfectly with this Sweetened Condensed Milk Pound Cake recipe we’re sharing with you today!
This sweetened condensed milk pound cake is moist, dense and lightly sweet. It’s perfect served for breakfast (along with some delicious Millstone Coffee of course!) – and it’s also wonderful served for dessert with fruit or any other kind of sweet topping. Enjoy!
Recipe adapted from The Sweet Spot: Asian-Inspired Desserts by Pichet Ong
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Condensed Milk Pound Cake
- Prep Time: 15 mins
- Cook Time: 1 hour
- Total Time: 1 hour 15 minutes
- Yield: 1 loaf
Ingredients
- 1 1/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 3/4 cup sweetened condensed milk
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 325 degrees.
- Spray an 8½ x 4½ inch loaf pan with non-stick cooking spray and set aside.
- In a bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder and salt and set aside.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream the butter and sugar on high speed until light and fluffy – about 2 minutes. Add the eggs one at a time, mixing after each egg until well blended. Add sweetened condensed milk and vanilla to the butter mixture and mix until combined.
- With the mixer on low, slowly add the dry mixture to the wet mixture (increasing the speed of the mixer as needed and scraping down the sides of the bowl as needed) until well combined.
- Pour the batter into the prepared loaf pan. Bake for 60-65 minutes or until the top is golden brown and a toothpick inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean.
- Cool for 10 minutes, then turn the pound cake out onto a wire rack to cool completely.
Love it make them all the time now.
Thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome Jenny! Glad you enjoy the recipe!
Can I keep this in the fridge or freeze it?
Hi Jaymie – If you plan to eat it within a few days, refrigerate it. But it should freeze well if you want to store it longer.
Can this be doubled?
Sure – but you’d want to split the batter between two loaf pans not one.
I made this cake this evening for my colleagues. Cant wait to try it tomorrow. It semlls very delicious
Hope you enjoy the cake Shay!
Thank you I had been wanting a smaller pan sized version of a pound cake instead of the huge bundt pan.
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You’re very welcome – Glad you enjoyed the cake!
I made this but for some reason the cake came out to be very oily, if I take a piece of it my hand will become as if I dipped it in an oil pan, any advice will be appreciated. Thanks for the recipes.
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Hi Anna – I’m not sure why that happened – while the cake came out very moist for us, I wouldn’t describe it as oily. If you try the recipe again, maybe try a different brand of sweetened condensed milk? (We used Eagle brand.) Sorry you were disappointed.
The cake turned out really well. Thanks for the recipe!
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You’re welcome Hannah – glad you enjoyed the cake!
Would this pound cake come out perfect if we don’t use the paddle attachment cause I don’t own one with my mixer
Hi Linda – As long as you are using a beater attachment and not a whisk, you should be fine.
Can this recipe be used for cupcakes
Hi Fatema – This is a pound cake so the texture is more dense than what you’d find in a typical cupcake. If that what you are looking for – I’m sure you can bake these as smaller cakes in a cupcake pan.
I tried it the first time today and only made half of the recipe using small square pan. It turns out really well with a bit of crunchy on top. Love it! Thank you for sharing the recipe!
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You are very welcome Bee – so glad you enjoyed the recipe!
can u use a bundt cake pan instead of a loaf pan
Hi Deborah – A bundt pan is typically much larger in volume than your standard loaf pan. You can try it, but you’d probably need to make more batter.
Excellent recipe…a great hit with my big fat Cuban based family…have made it a half a dozen times and perfect every time… thank you for your recipe !
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You are very welcome Barbara – so glad you are all enjoying the cake!
I really love this recipe, I’ve tried it, Is appetising actually is perfect.
Thank you!
This recipe is awesome! However, I think adding the 1/2 cup of sugar turns out a bit too sweet for me. If I want to skip the sugar do I need to change other ingredients as well?
Hi Jen – We’ve never made this without the added sugar so I can’t say for sure how it will come out and/or what changes would need to be made (if any). If you try it again without the sugar, please let us know how it comes out!
I love this recipe! I’ve made it a few times now. Making it again today for my daughters cake stall at school.
Thanks Belinda! So glad you are enjoying the recipe!
Love the pics!
Love your space 😍
Thank you!!
I only have a 9 x 5 inch loaf pan. I don’t mind a shallower loaf ( unless there are some other drawbacks) but I am wondering if I should adjust the temperature and the time to bake the cake?
Hi – I would keep the baking temp the same and adjust the baking time (should take less time to bake). Hope that helps!
I just tried this recipe and it’s amazing.it is too sweet according to my taste but my family liked it.i baked it for 45 min and it turned out great.thanx for the recipe.😊
Thanks for your feedback!
I made this cake today. DELICIOUS!! Super moist and soft. To top it off the little left over condensed milk, I drizzled over the cake. This cake will be a staple in my books 🙂
Thanks Jessica! So glad you enjoyed the recipe!
Been looking for a best pound cake recipe for quite some time. I must give it a try. Indeed looks perfect.
Hope you enjoy the recipe Kat!
Done! Fully satisfied with the result. I will definitely do this again. Thanks for sharing this great recipe. God bless!
So glad you enjoyed the recipe Kat!
simple moist and soft texture. very lovely. i enjoyed this cake 🙂
Thanks Ashleigh – So glad you enjoyed the recipe!
I made this cake and I am totally rubbish at making cakes. This cake came out absolutely gorgeous. The only problem was that it was abit too sweet. Can I use less sugar, or will that affect the texture?
Hi Kymora – We’ve only made this recipe as written. But I think you could try reducing the sugar a bit – please let us know how it comes out!
Hi Sanchitha – So glad you enjoyed the recipe. My cake was very moist but I wouldn’t really describe it as very buttery. I has been a while since we made the recipe but I believed we used a glass pyrex loaf pan to bake it – glass loaf pans sometimes bake faster than metal (not sure if yours was glass or metal) and I do remember the outside browning while the inside baked. I haven’t used this recipe for strawberry or lemon pound cakes so you’ll have to play around a bit yourself. I would imagine adding some diced strawberries to the batter as written should work fine (the extra moisture might require additional cooking time) and for lemon – maybe adding some lemon zest and swapping out some of the vanilla extract for lemon extract or lemon juice? Please let us know how it comes out! I hope that helps! Martha
I just wanted to say this was so moist and delicious. Certainly one of the best pound cakes I’ve ever had.
I made this with my four year old niece and she had such a fun time. She did almost all of it herself and she was so proud when it came out of the oven. Thank you so much.
Awww…so glad you (and your niece) enjoyed the recipe! Thanks for taking the time to write to us!
OMG,, It’s so good…. Best cake ever lol I just tried it with wholemeal flour and,, It’s just yam~~ moist and right sweetness!!
Thank you so much !!
Thank you Claire!
Hey…!! thank you so much for easy simple yet wonderful recipe… I was never good at baking… but now I can bake cakes 🙂 🙂 …. ohhh… thanks to you… keep posting such recipes 🙂 🙂
I was worry before I start the pound cake because of the sugar and the condensed milk.
Thinking was too sweet.
Come out just perfect.
I highly recommend this recipe just did it 2 hours ago,and is gone.
Thanks Luz – so glad you enjoyed the recipe!
all i can say is your poundcake recipe is the best! I used it as a base for my own marble cake recipe.just add a tsp of condensed milk,2 tbsp of hot water and 2 tbsp of unsweetened cocoa powder to make a paste.then scoop half of the pound cake batter and mix both of them to turn into a chocolate part of the cake.it turned out to be perfect!thank you so much!
Thank you Farah! Your version sounds great!
Just wanted to report that doubling the recipe exactly and baking it in a bundt pan worked to perfection. I baked it at 325 for about an hour and 20 minutes, and it was a little more brown on the outside than I would have liked, but the inside was moist and delicious. I sifted some powdered sugar on the top and everyone thought it was great. Thanks for an enduring recipe.
Thanks Karen! So glad it worked out for you!!
I made this cake earlier in the week, and it is a wonderful pound cake – the texture is just perfect. It doesn’t need anything else, no butter, jam, fruit, etc. It is great all by itself. I have a friend who wants this cake for her birthday cake, but we are having quite a crowd, and I’m thinking of doubling the recipe and baking it in a bundt pan. Has anyone tried this? Would it work? Thanks for the help.
Hi Karen – we’ve only made the loaves. Let us know how it comes out in the bundt pan!
I surely will let you know – her birthday party is tomorrow, and I’ve made cherry vanilla ice cream to go with it.
Sounds great Karen!
With coffee always.
Not too sure about pound cake for breakfast. More of an ol farm style chicken and bacon and eggs myself. That is of course if I have time for food! Coffee is usually all I need in my tummy to get me goin
Thanks Patrick! As long as there is coffee…I agree! 🙂
I use sweetened condensed milk all the time. Never used it in a cake like that. I need to try it! Sounds awesome…
Thanks Melissa! Hope you enjoy the cake!
I love the used of condensed milk in this recipe…the pairing with coffee is pure perfection! Makes it suitable for breakfast. 🙂
Thanks Kellie – this cake is suitable pretty much ANY time of the day! 🙂
I am a huge coffee lover too. This pound cake looks perfect for enjoying with a cup — YUM!
Thanks Sarah!
This looks absolutely perfect! I love that you used condensed milk!
Thanks Karissa!
It’s around this time of year that we start making our holiday pound cake – full of booze, with the shelf life of fruit cake. After it’s made, we wrap it tightly and store it until December – allowing the flavours to really meld. It’s a torturous wait! Of course, if I made your version, it might tide me over until then…
Your boozy pound cake sounds fantastic! I’m hoping it is on your blog so I can get the recipe?!
This is probably the best looking pound cake I have ever seen. It is SO perfect in colour, texture and I bet in taste as well! I definitely have to recreate your recipe.. and hopefully mine turns out as good as this!
Thanks Thalia! I think the condensed milk really helps to make this cake something special! Hope you enjoy it!
Pound cake makes me weak at the knees!
I wanted to make this and slap some of my homemade orange marmalade on it!
Orange marmalade would be great on this Ashley!
I most certainly am a coffee lover as well and these sound delicious!
Thanks Brenda!
I love that coffee, and your pound cake is to die for!
Thanks Angie!
I’m sitting here drinking my cup of coffee and pining for a slice of this pound cake! I can’t wait to try it!
I hope you enjoy it Jessica (I’m wishing I had a slice with my coffee this morning too…)!
This cake looks perfect! I have never used condensed milk in pound cake but it looks like I need to give it a try!
Thanks Brandy! It adds great flavor to the pound cake! Hope you enjoy the recipe!
Oh man, I definitely need to try this! Pound cake is a staple in my family!
Thanks Kim – hope you enjoy it!
Oooh that sounds interesting! I do make a pound cake, I’ll have to try it this way. And coffee is perfect with pound cake by the way.
I agree Val! Coffee and pound cake are the perfect pair!