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Carrot Cake IX

Submitted by: Diane
This is a great carrot cake recipe that is very simple and it doesn't have all those spices. 

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Carrot Cake X

Submitted by: Lav
Carrot cake made with whole-wheat flour and mixed with nuts, pineapple and coconut. Top with Cream Cheese Frosting. 

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Carrot Cake III

Submitted by: Tammy Elliott
I've tried many carrot cakes, and this is my favorite recipe. If you don't like pecans, feel free to leave them out. 

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Carrot Pineapple Cake I

Submitted by: Linda
The carrots and pineapple work together to keep this cake moist and wholesome. 

Mom's Carrot Cake

Submitted by: v monte
The difference between this and other carrot cakes is the fact that the carrots are pre-cooked instead of raw. It is a really moist cake that is better the day after it is made. Cake tastes best after refrigerating overnight. 

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Carrot Cake

Submitted by: Marc Boyer
Here's and old-fashioned carrot cake that's got more carrots than spice. Pecans can be substituted for walnuts. 

Lynn's Carrot Cake

Submitted by: Lynn
A special carrot cake with chocolate and pineapple. This is great with the coconut cream cheese frosting. 

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Carrot Cake XI

Submitted by: Michele
Everyone tells me this is the best carrot cake ever! Frost with your favorite Cream Cheese Frosting. 

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Moist Carrot Cake

Submitted by: Koribear
This cake was made and brought to me at work. It is the moistest carrot cake I have ever had. Decorate with Cream Cheese Frosting. 

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Delightful Carrot Cake

Submitted by: Tasha Nilson-Trout
As a youngster I can remember waiting for grandmother to pull this cake out of the oven. Boy did it ever smell as good as it tastes. Enjoy!! 
 
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