Apple Brandy Pound Cake - Holy Cross Monastery
Apple Brandy Pound Cake - Holy Cross Monastery
Apple Brandy Pound Cake - Holy Cross Monastery

Apple Brandy Pound Cake


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Velvety, soft, and full of flavor, Hermitage Pound Cakes make an excellent addition to any festive occasion. They're made right here in our monastery bakery, using a time-tested, traditional recipe, with fresh European-style butter and top-quality flour from Weisenberger Mill, a Kentucky family-owned business since 1865.

Seven flavors are available throughout the year:

Year-round

  • Frosted Lemon—Tart, sweet, and covered with a zesty lemon glaze.
  • Bourbon—Real Kentucky bourbon and brown sugar are baked right into this delicious cake. Soaked in a bourbon glaze and topped with a bourbon frosting for intense flavor.
  • Salted Caramel—Our classic pound cake recipe made with rich brown sugar, topped with delectable caramel frosting.

Fall/Winter

  • NEW! Apple Brandy—Bursting with brandy-soaked, flambéed apples and topped with an apple brandy glaze.
  • Cranberry Orange—A perfect holiday blend of tangy orange zest, tart cranberries, and crunchy pecans.
  • Chocolate Espresso—Rich notes of cocoa and espresso meld together for an intense chocolate flavor. Chocolate buttercream frosting tops it all off.

Summer

  • Blueberry—Succulent blueberries add a burst of flavor to our silky-smooth pound cake.

24 oz.

Baked at the Hermitage

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Samuel Cassels
Thanks Giving!

The best gift was quickly enjoyed! Thank You all.

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Fr. Gabriel
Apple Brandy Pound Cake

I ordered this at the request of Matushka for our family gathering before Thanksgiving. It was might near the best cake I ever swallowed!!

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Don Loueie
Home Baked

I saw your Gifts for Nativity brochure at my son’s house and wondered who makes your products. I found your website and there it states the monks make them.

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