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Gluten Free Coffee Cake

This Gluten-Free Coffee Cake is soft, tender, and layered with a buttery cinnamon streusel that melts into every bite. It bakes up moist and fluffy with that classic crumb you expect from a bakery-style coffee cake. Perfect for slow mornings, brunch spreads, or an afternoon treat with a hot cup of coffee. Simple, comforting, and impossible to resist.

Prep

15m

Cook

1h

Total

1h 15m

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Almond Flour

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Additional Allergens/Modifications: Nut: sub almond flour for gf one to one or coconut flour Dairy: sub dairy free alternative for sour cream and butter Egg: sub egg replace (I suggest Bob Red Mills) Store in the refrigerator for up to a week. Store in the freezer in an air tight container for up to 6 months.

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Alyssa D

a day ago

I resorted to the cookbook recipe since the method ingredients here are all mixed up, and used coconut sugar because it's what we keep on hand. I also browned the butter, just cause why not. Sadly, the coconut sugar kind of takes over the flavor, so I'll need to get maple sugar for next time. The topping is also very "powdery" as my son said, and I think just needs more butter or I'll melt the butter next time, then mix and chill. The white spots in my photo is where I added pats of butter towards the end, because there was still dry topping mixture. The texture of the cake, however, is wonderful and yummy. I'll definitely make again with maple sugar though, cause I want a full success!

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Jennifer R

16 hours ago

Thanks for letting me know! The ingredients automatically link into the post and I didn't catch that they linked in the wrong steps! I fixed it :) Oh yes, coconut sugar is very overpowering. Maple sugar is my favorite. Date sugar may also be a good option. The topping is more powdery and yes, you can absolutely add more butter!! Glad you love the cake flavor!!

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Jessica

2 days ago

This recipe has some errors. The ingredients list it says 1.5 cups one to one flour. In the method section it says 3 cups.

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Jennifer R

16 hours ago

Thanks for letting me know! The ingredients automatically link into the post and I didn't catch that they linked in the wrong steps! I fixed it :)

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Gluten Free Coffee Cake

This Gluten-Free Coffee Cake is soft, tender, and layered with a buttery cinnamon streusel that melts into every bite. It bakes up moist and fluffy with that classic crumb you expect from a bakery-style coffee cake. Perfect for slow mornings, brunch spreads, or an afternoon treat with a hot cup of coffee. Simple, comforting, and impossible to resist.

Prep

15m

Cook

1h

Total

1h 15m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

Preheat oven to 350°F.

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Cake:

1 3/4

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Almond Flour

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Notes

Additional Allergens/Modifications: Nut: sub almond flour for gf one to one or coconut flour Dairy: sub dairy free alternative for sour cream and butter Egg: sub egg replace (I suggest Bob Red Mills) Store in the refrigerator for up to a week. Store in the freezer in an air tight container for up to 6 months.

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Alyssa D

a day ago

I resorted to the cookbook recipe since the method ingredients here are all mixed up, and used coconut sugar because it's what we keep on hand. I also browned the butter, just cause why not. Sadly, the coconut sugar kind of takes over the flavor, so I'll need to get maple sugar for next time. The topping is also very "powdery" as my son said, and I think just needs more butter or I'll melt the butter next time, then mix and chill. The white spots in my photo is where I added pats of butter towards the end, because there was still dry topping mixture. The texture of the cake, however, is wonderful and yummy. I'll definitely make again with maple sugar though, cause I want a full success!

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Jennifer R

16 hours ago

Thanks for letting me know! The ingredients automatically link into the post and I didn't catch that they linked in the wrong steps! I fixed it :) Oh yes, coconut sugar is very overpowering. Maple sugar is my favorite. Date sugar may also be a good option. The topping is more powdery and yes, you can absolutely add more butter!! Glad you love the cake flavor!!

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Jessica

2 days ago

This recipe has some errors. The ingredients list it says 1.5 cups one to one flour. In the method section it says 3 cups.

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Jennifer R

16 hours ago

Thanks for letting me know! The ingredients automatically link into the post and I didn't catch that they linked in the wrong steps! I fixed it :)

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