
Gotta tell you about these cute Vanilla Bean Baby Bundts that always wow everyone! I'm crazy about how each one comes in the perfect size with soft vanilla cake layers hiding a yummy chocolate-toffee surprise inside. Topped with drizzles of chocolate and vanilla frosting, they look just as amazing as they taste.
Delightful Small Indulgences
The thing that makes these cakes so fantastic is their just-right sharing size. That vanilla bean taste really pops while those crunchy toffee pieces add awesome texture. And the best part? You can make them without nuts so they're good for everybody.
Your Ingredients List
- For the Cake:
- All-purpose flour to build structure
- Baking powder and soda to help it rise
- Softened butter for a rich feel
- Sugar to sweeten things up
- One egg at room temp
- Sour cream for moisture
- Authentic vanilla bean paste or extract
- For the Magic:
- Chocolate-toffee bits for that crunch factor
- Melted chocolate for fancy drizzles
- Vanilla icing for extra sweetness
Baking Instructions
- Prep Your Filling:
- Stir those chocolate-toffee bits and put them aside till you need them.
- Combine Dry Stuff:
- Mix your flour, baking powder and soda in a bowl.
- Get it Airy:
- Beat butter with sugar till fluffy, add egg, then mix in sour cream and vanilla.
- Mix It Up:
- Fold in your dry ingredients just enough to blend everything.
- Create Layers:
- Put some batter in each mold, add filling, cover with more batter, then smooth it out.
- Pop in Oven:
- Bake until they turn golden, around 20-25 minutes.
- Dress Them Up:
- After cooling, add chocolate and vanilla icing drizzles with a sprinkle of toffee on top.
Handy Tricks
Don't skimp on greasing those pans, cause nothing's worse than cake that won't come out. Get creative with your decorations to match any party theme. Go wild with different toppings to make the recipe yours.
Storage Info
These tiny treats will stay yummy at room temp for 5 days if you keep them in something airtight. You can freeze them for up to a month too, just let them thaw before eating. I always add fresh icing when I serve the ones from the freezer.

Customization Ideas
Try different fillings with whatever mix-ins you love or play with colored drizzles for special occasions. These small cakes work for basically any celebration because they're so adaptable.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Why did my cakes stick?
Make sure to grease and flour your pan well, including all the tiny details. Cool for 10 minutes before flipping them out.
- → Can I skip the filling?
You can, but the filling keeps them moist and tasty. Make sure it stays in the middle of the batter when you add it.
- → Why are my icings different consistencies?
Go slow with the water so each gets to the right texture. Test by drizzling a little on the edge of a bowl first.
- → How far ahead can I make these?
The flavor actually gets better after a couple of days! Let the icing fully harden before storing them, and they'll keep for five days.
- → Can I freeze them?
Yes! Wrap each in wax paper, then cover tightly with plastic once the icing has set.