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Try This Fun Twist on Strawberry Shortcake!

Mini Strawberry Shortcake

yield: 12 SERVINGS

prep time: 30 MINUTES

total time: 30 MINUTES

Ingredients

for the strawberry shortcake:

for the stabilized whipped cream:

Directions

1

Slice the pound cake in about 3/4 inch thick slices, and long enough to fit your tins.

2

Add sugar to sliced strawberries, stir, and let it sit for 15-20 minutes to become juicy and sweet.

3

Meanwhile, mix the whipped cream ingredients in a bowl using an electric hand mixer.

4

To compile, Add pound cake, strawberries, and then whipped cream to the top. Add a lid and the "spork" to the top using a ribbon if desired. Store in the fridge on a sheet pan until ready to serve.

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These easy mini strawberry shortcake tins are the perfect summer dessert to share! 

easy strawberry shortcake in a tin dessert

Strawberry shortcake is one of my favorite treats, and these mini tins are such a fun way to serve it! They’re easy to assemble, kid-friendly, and delicious. Use store-bought pound cake for a quick shortcut, or substitute angel food or sponge cake.

How adorable are these mini loaf dessert tins from Amazon?

They are so perfect for individual treats! Be sure to check out my Halloween dirt cake version and Valentine’s red velvet to get the most use out of these tins!

min strawberry shortcake ingredients

adding sugar to strawberries

cutting up a sara lee pound cake on a cutting board

whipped cream in a mixing bowl

adding strawberries to pound cake

adding whipped cream to mini strawberry shortcake

adding a lid to mini strawberry shortcake

dessert tins with strawberry shortcake


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Mini Strawberry Shortcake

yield: 12 SERVINGS

prep time: 30 MINUTES

total time: 30 MINUTES

Dessert tins with a layer of pound cake, sweetened strawberries, and stabilized whipped cream.

Ingredients

for the strawberry shortcake:

for the stabilized whipped cream:

Directions

1

Slice the pound cake in about 3/4 inch thick slices, and long enough to fit your tins.

2

Add sugar to sliced strawberries, stir, and let it sit for 15-20 minutes to become juicy and sweet.

3

Meanwhile, mix the whipped cream ingredients in a bowl using an electric hand mixer.

4

To compile, Add pound cake, strawberries, and then whipped cream to the top. Add a lid and the "spork" to the top using a ribbon if desired. Store in the fridge on a sheet pan until ready to serve.

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Extra tips for compiling strawberry shortcake mini cakes:

  • This easily made about 12 tins for me, but this will depend on how heavy-handed you are with the whipped cream. You can always make another half batch if desired.
  • I liked the sweetened strawberries, however, feel free to use store-bought strawberry glaze instead if you’d like. This idea is very adaptable to taste.
  • Add blueberries for a red white and blue patriotic dessert idea! Also check out this patriotic trifle I made using similar ingredients and star-shaped pound cake.
  • I recommend enjoying these within a day or two covered in the fridge.

woman holding a tray of strawberry shortcake

These strawberry shortcake mini-cakes were such a hit!

What a fun and easy dessert to compile. My family was super impressed and excited to snag one, and I am sure yours will be too! If you don’t like the idea of the mini tins, feel free to create something similar in drinking glasses instead. That will work out great too!

mini strawberry shortcake in a cup

Consider making banana pudding and then adding it to these same tins!


About the writer:

Lina has a Bachelor's Degree from Northern Arizona University with 11 years of blogging and photography experience having work featured in Today.com, Martha Stewart, Country Living, Fox News, Buzzfeed, and HGTV.


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Comments 4

  1. Elizabeth Glass

    How GREAT! Iam making these for all my”seniors” who really don’t get out much for the 4th of July! Iam so excited and I know they will be also! Thank you so much!

    • Trish (Hip Sidekick)

      SO fun, Elizabeth! You’re very welcome! I hope they enjoy! ❤️

  2. Starr Hill

    I am wondering if you could freeze these? And then just take them out as needed? My husband loves angel food cake with bananas and whipped cream but can’t eat the whole thing. Freezing individual portions would be great.

    • Lina

      Yes I think you def could! I think that’s pretty common and so smart too. Bananas may change the texture when frizen but strawberries would be great I think. Let us know if you try! Thanks!

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