This cake! It’s like a giant Coconut Macaroon covered in chocolate. I really love coconut and chocolate. This is my favorite childhood cake. My Great Grandma, Martha Cook loved to bake this cake. We, as kids, loved to eat this cake.
Vanilla Wafer Cake with a Chocolate Drizzle! If you love coconut, you will love this cake!!
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What you will need for Vanilla Wafer Cake: Imperial Sugar, Vanilla Wafer Cookies, Eggs, Butter, Coconut, Walnuts, Chocolate Chips, cream ( not shown)
1 Box of Vanilla Wafer Cookies
Place Vanilla wafers in a large Ziploc bag.
Using a mallet or hands, crush cookies.
Chop nuts or use a nut grinder like my Grandma Cook’s!
Mix all ingredients together until blended in a large bowl.
Pour mixed ingredients into a greased and floured tube pan.
Have a slice of amazingly delicious Vanilla Wafer Cake!!

Vanilla Wafer Cake with a Chocolate Drizzle
If you love Coconut, you will love this cake! It's like a jumbo Macaroon covered in Chocolate! YUM!
Ingredients
- 1 Large Box of Vanilla Wafers Cookies
- 2 cups Imperial Sugar
- 1/2 pound butter
- 6 eggs
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 large bag of angel flake coconut
- 1 cup walnuts, chopped
- 1 cup semi sweet chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup cream or half and half
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Grease and flour a tube pan.
- Crush Vanilla Wafer Cookies in a large ziploc bag with hands or mallet.
- Pour into large bowl.
- Add the rest of the ingredients.
- Mix with a large spoon until blended.
- Pour into a prepared tube pan.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour.
- Let cool on a bakers rack.
- Using a plastic knife, separate the cake from the pan for easily release.
- Flip Cake out on to platter.
- Place chocolate chips and cream in a bowl.
- Heat in a microwave in 30 seconds interval until chocolate is melted. Stir with a spoon until smooth and glossy.
- Place melted chocolate in a ziploc bag. Trim tip with scissors.
- Drizzle chocolate on cake.
- Enjoy!
This Post is sponsored by Imperial Sugar, all opinions are my own as always. #choctoberfest #imperialsugar. Recipe from my Great Grandmother’s Martha Cook’s cookbook.
Linda @ 2 Cookin' Mamas
Saturday 10th of October 2015
This is so different from any cake I have seen. This looks delicious!
nettiemoore11
Monday 12th of October 2015
Thank you Linda, it is wonderful! Nettie
Maureen | Orgasmic Chef
Friday 9th of October 2015
This reminds me of a cake a neighbor in Maine made when I was young. I LOVED it. We can't get nilla wafers in Australia but I would really like a slice of this cake right now.
nettiemoore11
Friday 9th of October 2015
Let me know Maureen and I will ship a box of Vanilla Wafer Cookies to you! I wonder if I know your neighbor in Maine? You would love this cake! Nettie
Wendy, A Day in the Life on the Farm
Thursday 8th of October 2015
Wow...thanks for sharing this cake. I am definitely making it and I hope one day my granddaughter shares it with others.
nettiemoore11
Friday 9th of October 2015
Thank you Wendy, you are so sweet! Nettie
Liz Berg
Thursday 8th of October 2015
I've never seen anything like this!!! I'm a huge coconut lover, too and this cake could be very dangerous in my presence---it would disappear quickly!
nettiemoore11
Friday 9th of October 2015
I know you would love this cake Liz! Nettie
Debbie Caraballo
Wednesday 7th of October 2015
Oh my, Nettie! My grandmother used to make these cakes too, when I was a kid. Not sure I've had a piece since then....(and I hit the big 6-0 last month!). That's been a long time! We never had chocolate on ours, but that does sound good. Thanks for sharing! Pinned.
nettiemoore11
Friday 9th of October 2015
Happy Birthday Debbie! I hope you get a chance to bake a Vanilla Wafer Cake Soon! Nettie