Red Velvet Marble Bundt Cake

Red Velvet Marble Bundt Cake – swirls of classic yellow cake and red velvet cake batter gently scooped into a greased bundt pan to create a beautiful marble pattern that’s perfect for the holidays. Drizzled with vanilla glaze.

I’m so excited about this Red Velvet Marble Bundt Cake. Isn’t it festive? I recently saw a similar cake in Southern Living magazine and wanted to give it a try. Mine’s an easier version using a cake mix. It’s similar to my very popular Nothing Bundt Red Velvet Cake recipe (110K shares). The marble pattern is easy to achieve by simply scooping the batter into the pan in alternating colors. No need to swirl it with a knife. It’s so cool to see the pattern it creates when baked. Slicing this gorgeous Christmas cake is sure to be a hit at your holiday party this year!

Ingredients You Need for This Cake

Yellow Cake Mix – I used Duncan Hines Classic Yellow (15.25 oz)

Flour – all purpose flour

Sugar – white granulated sugar

Sour cream – I prefer regular sour cream, not low fat

Mayonnaise – yep, you read that right. Don’t use Miracle Whip. I prefer Hellman’s.

Eggs – I always use large eggs at room temperature for all my baking recipes.

Vanilla – use real vanilla extract, not flavoring.

Cocoa – I used Hershey’s 100% Cacao unsweetened

Red Food Coloring – I used McCormick’s

How to Make red velvet marble bundt cake

1. Start by greasing your Bundt pan extremely well to prevent the cake from sticking (see below for instructions).
2. Whip up your cake batter, reserving two cups to color red.
3. Alternate scooping the two batter colors into the pan, starting with the plain batter, then red.
4. You will have 3 layers of the two colors. Do not swirl with a knife, it will create it’s own marble pattern in the baking process.
5. Bake as directed and let it cool completely, then drizzle with vanilla glaze.

How to Make Vanilla Glaze

1. In a large bowl, whisk together the powdered sugar, milk and vanilla until smooth.
2. That’s it. This vanilla glaze is as easy as pie!
3. Generously drizzle over cooled cake.

How to Make Sure Your Cake Doesn’t Stick

1. Grease the Bundt pan really well with shortening.
2. Use a generous amount and cover entire inside of the pan (I use my hands).
3. Sprinkle a couple tablespoons of flour over the shortening.
4. Roll it all around to cover the shortening.
5. Pour out any excess flour.
6. Now your pan is ready for the cake batter and it will definitely not stick once it’s baked!

I hope you enjoy my easy Red Velvet Marble Bundt Cake recipe this Christmas. Be sure to share a photo and tag #momlovesbaking on Instagram if you make it.

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