No Bake Fruitcake

Submitted by: Ann 
Easy to make, and no baking whatsoever. 

Festive Fruitcake II

Submitted by: Diane Mick 
This is designed for people who don't like fruitcake. It is not as sweet or as dry. My husband hated fruitcake until he had mine. 

New Orleans Fruitcake

Submitted by: Linda K 
This cake is full of fruits and nuts. It has been a favorite of our families for thirty years. 

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Crushed Pineapple Fruitcake

Submitted by: Carol 
This is a very good cake for Christmas. Do not double this recipe. You don't need to age this cake. Pineapple extract can be substituted for almond extract if you'd like your cake even more pineapple tasting! Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com. 

No-Bake Holiday Fruitcake

Submitted by: Carol 
Easy fruitcake that doesn't require baking. You can use mixed candied fruit instead of the cherries and pineapple. In fact, any other type of candied fruit works just as well. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com.  

Mom's Brazil Nut Fruitcake

Submitted by: Carla A. 
There's just enough cake to hold the nuts and fruit together, and no nasty citron. This is one terrific cake. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com. 

Easy Light Fruitcake

Submitted by: Carol 
This is a light fruit cake that is excellent for a wedding cake. This cake can be cooked in other size pans, just fill the pans 3/4 full. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com. 

Fruitcake Without Citron

Submitted by: Eleanor Johnson 
Some people do not like the citron found in fruitcakes, so they might like this one. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com. Pecans can be substituted for walnuts. 

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Apricot Fruitcake

Submitted by: Carol 
This is another great fruitcake for the holidays. Originally submitted to CakeRecipe.com. Pecans can be substituted for walnuts. 

Brazil Nut Fruitcake

Submitted by: Juanita 
This cake is more of a confection than a cake. It makes a beautiful, festive presentation. This recipe came to our family from a dear lady, Mrs. Barrows, in Corpus Christi in 1948. She shared this family recipe with my mother. Remember to leave all the fruits and nuts whole. Slice the cake thin. The slices are beautiful because you slice into the whole fruit and nuts. 
 
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