Layered Cake

jr4928

1 box yellow cake mix
1 cup sugar
1 can crushed pineapple in syrup
1/2 cup coconut
1 large box instant vanilla pudding mix 8 ounces
Cool Whip
1 cup pecans chopped
1 Hershey bar shaved 3 cups milk

prepare cake according to directions on box and bake in a saucepan mix the sugar and pineapple and bring it to a boil remove from heat and cool while the cake is still warm punch holes in it with a large fork pour pineapple mixture over top and sprinkle with coconut put in refrigerator to cool prepare the pudding according to the directions using 3 cups of milk pour pudding over the cake and let set put Cool Whip over top of cake and sprinkle with chopped pecans and Hershey bar shavings cake is better if made a day in advance and refrigerated

victoire713

Oh yummy! This sounds wonderful! Even though I am not a big fan of pineapple, I will eat this! Sounds great! Thank u for sharing!

Alatariel75

Totally read that as "prepare cake according to directions on box and bake in a saucepan" and couldn't work out why you'd bake it in a saucepan.

Acg67

Oh look another plagiarized recipe, weird that had stopped for a while

http://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/163/Better_Than_Sex_Cake12353.shtml

jenny24012014

Acg67 wrote: »

Oh look another plagiarized recipe, weird that had stopped for a while

http://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/163/Better_Than_Sex_Cake12353.shtml

Are you not allowed to share recipes unless you source the original creator?

Because that would never occur to me to do.

Acg67

jenny24012014 wrote: »

Acg67 wrote: »

Oh look another plagiarized recipe, weird that had stopped for a while

http://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/163/Better_Than_Sex_Cake12353.shtml

Are you not allowed to share recipes unless you source the original creator?

Because that would never occur to me to do.

Really? I suppose you don't find plagiarizing or violating ip laws wrong?

At least on other sites it's terms for a perma ban for trying to pass off recipes as your own by not citing the source

jenny24012014

There's no suggestion that the person made up the recipe herself, just that she thought it would be a good recipe to share.

I don't even know where I got half my recipes from - the bolognaise sauce recipe I'm making tonight? I don't know where it came from. The banana bread recipe I use? No idea, it's just how I make it. Presumably at some point they were in a book or on a website that I googled.

Edit: Also that recipe is all over a number of free recipe sharing sites. How do you know gtice99 is the original creator of that recipe and not Linda N who shared the recipe on Food.com? Or Nancy Carney on Duncan Hines? Or the unnamed people on Cooks.com and allrecipes.com?

Acg67

jenny24012014 wrote: »

There's no suggestion that the person made up the recipe herself, just that she thought it would be a good recipe to share.

I don't even know where I got half my recipes from - the bolognaise sauce recipe I'm making tonight? I don't know where it came from. The banana bread recipe I use? No idea, it's just how I make it. Presumably at some point they were in a book or on a website that I googled.

Edit: Also that recipe is all over a number of free recipe sharing sites. How do you know gtice99 is the original creator of that recipe and not Linda N who shared the recipe on Food.com? Or Nancy Carney on Duncan Hines? Or the unnamed people on Cooks.com and allrecipes.com?

Oh really, where are the quotes indicating they are not their own words, or the link to the recipe they copied from? Regardless the OP copied and pasted it from somewhere, all it takes is a link to attribute where they got it from

jenny24012014

like there are on all of the recipe forums that also have the recipe?

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Mygsds

So if I find a recipe from a site, make it, my friend wants the recipe, I write down the recipe, give it to her I'm doing something wrong because I did not write on the recipe card where it came from??
Don't think so..