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Nothing Bundt Cakes Made an Apple Pie Cake, and It’s Only Here Through September 27

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Cinnamon apples, brown sugar streusel and cream cheese frosting. Okay, pumpkin can have a minute off.

Nothing Bundt Cakes’ Apple Pie Cake is available September 14 through September 27, 2026, while supplies last. That is the window on the bakery’s official flavor page, so this is one to look for now rather than save for an October dessert run.

Nothing Bundt Cakes Apple Pie Cake with cream cheese frosting, apples and brown sugar streusel
Photo: Nothing Bundt Cakes

The apple pie part comes with streusel

The bakery describes sweet cinnamon apples and buttery brown sugar streusel, with streusel layered throughout the cake and on top. Its current Apple Pie Cake ingredient list also includes butter cream cheese frosting.

So the appeal is not just an apple-flavored cake. It is the apple-and-crumble combination, with frosting joining in. I would put this on the list for the person who always chooses the crumble topping over a second piece of pie crust.

Look for it in the Pop-Up Bundtlet lineup

Nothing Bundt Cakes lists Apple Pie Cake with its Pop-Up Bundtlets. Check the options at your selected bakery rather than assuming every full-size cake on the site can be ordered in this flavor.

That makes this a good candidate for a small dessert stop, not a reason to plan an entire party around a limited-time flavor before checking the order.

Check the bakery and the total before you go

Use the official bakery finder to select your location, then check whether Apple Pie Cake is available for the day you need it. The flavor page says an additional charge may apply; it does not give one nationwide price.

And September 27 is the advertised end date, not a guarantee that every bakery has stock until then. Check first, especially before making a special trip.

Our fall food and drinks guide has the wider seasonal lineup. This one gets a spot on the calendar before October takes over.