I have a deep love for Bundt cakes. They are easy to make {especially when you use a cake mix} and are super impressive. Who doesn’t want to have an over the top dessert with minimal effort? At Christmas that is extra important because time is short and there are plenty of opportunities to make them. Whether you take one of these festive cakes to a party, give them as a gift or display them on your own Christmas dessert table…these Bundt Cake recipes are perfection!
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A Bundt cake will definitely be on my holiday baking list! Everyone loves a slice of moist cake, especially when the cake is full of fun flavors.
So grab one or five of these amazing Bundt cake recipes and take your Christmas baking to the next level.
10 Best Christmas Bundt Cake Recipes
1. Cranberry Upside Down Bundt Cake
When I use cranberries in baking I instantly get all of the holiday feels. With a few warm spices, this Cranberry Upside Down Cake is perfect for your Christmas menu.
The best part is that it comes together quickly because it starts with a cake mix but the cranberry brown sugar topping takes it over the top. Add this cranberry cake to your holiday baking list STAT!
2. Gingerbread Bundt Cake
Who said you had to eat your gingerbread in the form of a cookie? Not me! Especially when you can make this easy and delicious Gingerbread Bundt Cake for Christmas.
Made with a spice cake mix and then spiced up with molasses and additional ginger…you are going to want this gingerbread cake in your holiday life.
3. Chocolate Cherry Cheesecake Bundt Cake
When you can’t decide between a cake and cheesecake, this Bundt cake is perfect for you. Chocolate Bundt cake and cherry cheesecake are combined in a super fun and fabulous Chocolate Cherry Cheesecake Bundt Cake.
Add this super simple chocolate cherry cake recipe to your Christmas menu and watch it disappear.
4. Tiramisu Bundt Cake
I have to tell you something…this Tiramisu Bundt Cake is perfect any day of the year! At Christmas however, this Bundt cake is especially wonderful.
A wonderful after dinner dessert, this coffee soaked vanilla tiramisu cake would be the perfect addition to any holiday gathering.
5. Red Velvet Black Bottom Cake
I don’t think there is a better cake for Christmas dinner. Red velvet is such a festive color! This Red Velvet Black Bottom Cake is even more amazing because of the filling.
A take on my original Black Bottom Bundt Cake, this red velvet black bottom version is a Christmas MUST make.
6. Texas Sheet Cake Bundt Cake
If an out of this world chocolate cake is what you want for the holidays…this Texas Sheet Cake Bundt Cake is the recipe that you need!
A super moist chocolate Bundt cake is covered in a cooked chocolate pecan frosting for an over the top cake that dreams are made of.
7. Kentucky Butter Bundt Cake
Sometimes a simple but super amazing cake is exactly what you need for a holiday celebration. This Kentucky Butter Bundt Cake is sure to be a favorite of all guests.
I love the simplicity of this Butter Cake but at the same time it is full of flavor and super moist. It truly is one of the best cakes on my site.
8. Baklava Bundt Cake
Please know that these cakes are not in any particular order because this Baklava Bundt Cake could certainly be at the very top.
This moist cake is topped with baklava filling and glaze. The best part is that it only takes an hour to make and not a day {like original Baklava}.
9. Pecan Upside Down Bundt Cake
Speaking of Bundt cakes with nuts…this Pecan Upside Down Cake is another delicious and super impressive cake.
Every single slice will have Christmas dinner guests raving about this pecan Bundt cake. A moist cake mix cake with pecan pie filling is always a crowd pleaser.
10. Better Than Anything Bundt Cake
I may have just saved the best for last with this Better Than Anything Bundt Cake. A rich chocolate Bundt cake is filled with sweetened condensed milk and caramel. Then topped with whipped cream and toffee bars.
This easy better than anything chocolate cake will have everyone wanting more and you are sure to be the dessert hero of Christmas.
If a Bundt cake is intimidating to you because you have had trouble with cakes releasing from the pan…don’t let that stop you! Read all of the recipes for easy to follow tips.
Also, if you don’t already have a good Bundt pan, then I suggest this one. It is nonstick, heavy bottomed and easy to use.
So now onto Bundt cake making…Enjoy!

Judith Van Metre says
Oh mercy. They all look delicious! I can’t wait to try the baklava Bundt. My favorite Marine already has an order in (lol. Puppy eyes) for the cherry cheese cake one. Thank you
June says
Both are wonderful. I don’t think you can go wrong. 🙂