Guinness Stout Irish Chocolate Cake
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Some restrictions apply“Take it from this Irish guy: The Red Truck Bakery’s Guinness Cake was a great St. Patrick’s Day treat for our office.” —Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va.
A rich 8" chocolate ring cake made with Guinness Stout, Callebaut chocolate and topped with a Bailey’s Irish Cream frosting—it’s like eating a big fat Oreo cookie.
Started in a Virginia farmhouse over 30 years ago, Brian Noyes’ Red Truck Bakery is one of Condé Nast Traveler’s 13 Destination Bakeries in America. Named after the red 1954 Ford truck Brian used to deliver his rustic baked goods to local country stores, Red Truck Bakery has gained a cult-like following that includes Oprah and former President Barack Obama—with Roadfood’s Jane & Michael Stern being among some of their loudest and proudest early supporters.
Important: Please add in an extra day for arrival due to unforeseen delays. If you need your order for a Friday or weekend, choose a Thursday delivery date, not Friday.
This package serves 8-12 people and includes a Guinness Stout Irish Chocolate Cake
- Each cake measures approx. 8"
- Choose to add a gift tin!
- All cakes from Red Truck Bakery are baked the day they are shipped.
- Each cake will stay fresh at room temperature for at least two days after delivery.
- Freezing extends the enjoyment for at least three months.
- Please do not refrigerate, which tends to dry out cakes.
- Cakes are best enjoyed within 1 week of arrival.
- Guinness Stout Irish Chocolate Cake – Guinness Stout (Barley, Roast Malt Extract, Hops, Brewer’s Yeast), Cocoa Powder, Unsalted Butter, Unbleached Wheat Flour (Hard Wheat Flour, Malted Barley Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamin Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Eggs, Sour Cream, Baking Soda, Vanilla. Glaze: Powdered Sugar, Milk, Baileys Irish Cream Flavoring. Contains Milk, Wheat, Eggs, Alcohol
Alcohol is cooked out during baking
Home of The Pie That Won Obama's Heart
Home of The Pie That Won Obama's Heart
Red Truck Bakery is one of Condé Nast Traveler’s 13 Destination Bakeries in America. Named after the red 1954 F-100 Ford truck, once owned by designer Tommy Hilfiger, that found its way to rural Virginia and parked itself outside of a new bakery housed in an old Esso filling station, Red Truck Bakery offers high quality goods rooted in a sense of place—crafted with care, inspired by local flavors, and designed to bring people together.
Over the years, Red Truck has gained a cult-like following that includes Oprah and former President Barack Obama—with Roadfood’s Jane & Michael Stern being among some of their loudest and proudest early supporters. Whether you visit them in Virginia or enjoy a special treat from the comfort of your home, you are the heart of the Red Truck Community, and the reason they keep baking.
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