Nothing Bundt Cakes brings back fan favorite — but not for long. Here's what to know
A Nothing Bundt Cakes fan favorite is back on the menu — for now.
Churro dulce de leche returned to bakery cases Monday, March 17, alongside the new churro de chocolate flavor, the Texas-based bakery chain said in a news release.
Made with cinnamon spice cake, the personal-size bundtlet is topped with cinnamon sugar and drizzled with a dulce de leche sauce, according to Nothing Bundt Cake's website.
'Our Churro Dulce de Leche has a special place in our guests' hearts, and when it returns, it sells out fast,' vice president of culinary innovation Claire Jessen said in the release.
The dessert is 'a nod to the classic Mexican' treat and has become one of the chain's most popular seasonal flavors since its 2023 debut, according to Nothing Bundt Cakes.
The new churro de chocolate cake is a twist on the original and is instead 'drizzled and filled' with chocolate sauce, a product description says.
Both flavors are available until April 6, while supplies last, per the bakery's website.
Find your nearest Nothing Bundt Cakes bakery here.
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