Chocolate Chip Pound Cake

Chocolate Chip Pound Cake

  • Prep Time: 20 mins
  • Total Time: 2 hrs 20 mins
  • Servings: 18

    • About This Recipe

    “I’ve been making this cake for years, and I always have requests for it when I take it to parties and potlucks. The cake is very moist… you have to try it!”

    Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 cupsbutter, softened( no substitutes)
  • 8ouncescream cheese, softened
  • 3cupssugar
  • 5eggs
  • 3cupsflour
  • 1/4 cupmilk
  • 1 1/2 cupsminiature chocolate chips

    • Directions

  • Preheat oven to 325F degrees.
  • Grease and flour a 10-inch tube pan.
  • Combine the butter and cream cheese in a large mixing bowl.
  • Beat until well blended.
  • Add the sugar and beat until smooth and creamy.
  • Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition (This is an important step because the eggs add the leavening to the cake).
  • Add the flour, alternately with the milk, starting and ending with flour.
  • Stir in chocolate chips.
  • Pour into a prepared pan and bake for about 1½ hours, or until a wooden toothpick comes out clean, when inserted near the center of the cake.
  • Remove from pan immediately and turn upright onto a serving plate.
  • Allow cake to cool before slicing.

    • Reviews

  • “This was a very moist pound cake.I think it tastes twice as good the second day!I didn’t try it, but I think that with the chocolate chips in it that it would be great with ice cream.I might try milk chocolate chips next time.”

  • “This cake recipe is actually more delicious than a certain 4.8 star, very popular recipe for butter pound cake on the site. I am a relatively new baker and I used a single large bundt pan. I followed the instructions to the letter. I set my oven for 300 because I noticed that my cakes tended to shrivel and burn at the edges yet remain undercooked in the center at 350 or even 325. The cake rose a little but it didn’t overflow the pan – I used all of the batter in a single pan. I kept it in on the long side, 1 hour 40 minutes because my toothpick test kept coming out gooey. It was still gooey when I finally took the cake out of the oven, afraid the top would burn. But it turned out fine – the melted chocolate chips stick to the toothpick and give one the impression that it is undercooked. The recipe is absolutely delicious. It’s going in my permanent file.”

  • “we love this cake rich moist my granddaughter pick it out to make for her dads birthday it was a big hit! I making this weekend for her birthday, I made the chocolate glaze off the bake of Hershey cocoa can it came out so wonderful!! Yum!”

  • “This was good, and I found it very easy to make. My bundt pan is a little smaller than most and I was afraid the cake would rise too much and spill over, so I poured some of the batter into a small loaf pan and cooked it for about 35 minutes–turned out perfectly, as did the remaining bundt cake after it cooked for the specified time. I loved the crispy outside and the soft and fluffy inside, but I thought it was missing a little something. Next time I will add some vanilla or almond extract and maybe make some sort of icing to go on the cake. To the previous reviewer who was wondering why there was no flour called for–my copy says 3 cups.”

  • “Anyone wanting to make this, first get a large cake pan. The cake ran over in my oven. i wonder why the recipe does not call for any flour? Would everyone who made this and had success with it PLEASE share your secret. i am like the other poster who said they had been baking for years and never has such a flop. Needless to say i will not be making this again, i learned an expensive lesson. Maybe by posting this i can save someone else from wasting five eggs! So sorry Kim, You must be a chef, Only a professional wouldbe able to make this work!”

  • “This is a truly fabulous cake. The outside is a bit crisp, the inside, dense and moist. I added 3/4 tsp of almond extract and I really like the result. Just a faint hint of almond sweetness. I am going to have to buy a larger bundt pan, since mine rose far above the rim and made removing the cake difficult.”

  • “I have been baking for years so I am at a loss to explain the disaster i had with this cake…It rose beautifully but when I removed it from the oven and took it out of the panit did not take long for this cake to sink to half the size it was in the oven!What did I do so wrong????I was leary about removing it immediately and placing in on a platter but I followed the instructions…any suggestions would be appreciated.I did ice this cake but it ended up in my trash can. It had to be me since the reviews were good…help if you can!”

  • “This cake IS moist and delicious.I made it twice in one week–once for us, and once to take to a Memorial Day outing to be chanced off.Everyone was hoping to win this cake!”

  • “well worth the effort i had to make to pull out the huge bowl to mix all the ingredients!”

  • “I made this cake yesterday for Mother’s Day and it was a big hit.”

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