Sugar Free Lemon Bundt Cake

This recipe for Sugar Free Lemon Bundt Cake is very refreshing and has no added sugar in it.
I love the lemon taste because it is not overwhelming.

 

Sugar Free Lemon Bundt Cake

 
This is a cake that is lighter in flavor than many other cakes.
Yet, the lemon vibes of this cake give it a great flavor.
 

Have you tried Sugar Free Blueberry Pancake Bundt Cake recipe?

That tasty bundt cake is made with pancake mix.
While this bundt cake is lemon flavored, that bundt cake has blueberries in it!

To make this cake recipe you will need a bundt pan such as one of these. Also, you will need a lemon extract as well as lemon zest.

People often ask what is the difference between cake and a Bundt cake.

Obviously, both a regular cake and a bundt cake are cakes that make for a tasty dessert idea.
It is a round cake that is most popular and as a result, we see a round cake most often.

The biggest difference between a 'regular' cake and a bundt cake really is the cake pan that is used to bake them in.

A bundt cake is baked in a special cake pan that has a hole in the center.
The bundt cake pan will usually have some sort of a design on the bottom which, when the cake is flipped over after cooling, will show a special design on the top of the cake.

 

You may be wondering what does lemon do to a cake.

I add lemon to recipes such as this one because I am a fan of the lemon flavor.
When combined with a bit of vanilla extract, the lemon flavor adds a nice touch to a basic yellow, sponge, or even butter caked.

This cake uses lemon juice, lemon extract and lemon zest.
The lemon extract is added to lend the cake as a whole a wonderful lemon taste.
Adding lemon juice help make the cake fluffy and moist.

 

Here are some tips for making a bundt cake.

Bundt cake pans can be a pain to clean out and you cannot really line them with parchment paper.
I suggest that you double prep your bundt cake with both oil (or some kind of fat) and then dust over that with flour.

More helpful tips for you.

 

1. I am using a small amount actual lemon juice in this recipe. Please freshly squeeze your juice or select a juice that has no added sugar in it.
2. The batter may have a few lumps in it when you have combined your ingredients. This is okay.
3. There are two ways to top this cake. You can use granular sugar alternative or powdered sugar alternative or a great Sugar Free Glaze such as this one .

How to store a lemon bundt cake.

This cake should be stored in an airtight container.
If properly stored in a refrigerator, it should keep for up to five days.
 

Here are some similar recipes that you may also like.

 

• Sugar Free Copycat Lemon Loaf
• Low Carb Lemon Cheesecake
• Sugar Free Lemon Lime Soda Cake
• Low Carb Lemon Cheesecake
• Sugar Free Low Carb Lemon Bars
• Low Carb Sugar Free Lemon Cheesecake
• Sugar Free Cinnamon Coffee Cake

 

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About this recipe for Lemon Bundt Cake

As mentioned above, you will need a bundt pan such as one of these. Also, you will need a lemon extract. Lastly, you will need lemon zest.

This is a sugar free cake recipe that has been inspired by a basic lemon bundt cake.
The sugar alternative that you choose to use should be granular and measure 1:1 with sugar for best results.
Also, make sure that the alternative that you use can be used in baked goods.

Ingredients needed to make lemon bundt cake.

• Flour- 3 cups.
• Baking Powder- 1 teaspoon.
• Baking Soda- ¾ teaspoon.
• Canola Oil- ¾ cup.
• Sugar Alternative- 1 ¼ cups. Please use a granular alternative that measures 1:1 with sugar.
• Eggs- 4 beaten and at room temperature.
• Lemon Zest- ¼ cup.
• Lemon Juice- ⅓ cup. Please select a lemon juice that has no added sugar or freshly squeeze it yourself.
• Lemon Extract- ½ teaspoon
• Vanilla Extract- 1 teaspoon.

 

 

How to make Sugar Free Lemon Bundt Cake

• Preheat the oven to 325 and prep your bundt cake well (oil+flour dusting for example).
• In a mixing bowl, use a whisk or a fork to mix together the flour, baking powder, and baking soda. Create a well in the center of the ingredients using a spoon or similar object.
• Next, in another bowl, mix together the canola oil and the sugar alternative. Then stir in the beaten eggs followed by the lemon zest, lemon juice as well as the extract.
• Pour the wet ingredients from the second bowl into the well that you created in the first bowl with the dry ingredients. Whisk this until the ingredients are combined and smooth.
• Bake until the cake begins to brown on top or a toothpick comes out clean (about 45 minutes). Then allow the pan to cool before turning upside down to release the cake. Top as desired (glaze or sugar alternative sprinkled on top). I have at Sugar Free Glaze recipe here.

 

 

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updated 2/22

The original recipe ingredients:
3 cups Flour 2 tsp Baking Powder ¼ tsp Salt 1 cup Butter softened 1 ¾ cups Splenda 4 Eggs 1 cup Milk 2 tsp Lemon Extract 2 tsp Vanilla Extract 1 ¼ tbsp Lemon Zest

The original recipe directions:

Preheat your oven to 325 and prep your pan well for nonstick. Greasing + lightly flouring should work. Combine or sift together the flour, baking powder, and salt in a bowl. Set this bowl aside. Next, in a mixing bowl, cream together the butter and sugar alternative until fluffy. Then add the eggs one egg at a time. For the next step we will add the dry ingredients from the first bowl and the milk (or dairy) to the mixing bowl. Add a third of each at a time, alternating these additions and mixing between additions. Lastly, stir in your remaining ingredients. Bake this for 60-65 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Allow this to cool on a rack.