carrot cake loaf

carrot cake loaf with brown butter cream cheese frosting

last updated on October 30, 2026

carrot cake loaf

I am convinced that carrot cake should be a staple all year long, especially this carrot cake loaf! This loaf is not only easy to make, it is moist and has all the best flavors. Plus it is topped with a dreamy brown butter cream cheese frosting!

Carrot cake is seriously one of my favorite desserts in the world. Any good carrot cake is soft and flavorful, and just hits different. I am also in the opinion that less is more when it comes to carrot cake. Some recipes add loads of spices to carrot cake, but I like to keep it simple with cinnamon! I think it adds plenty of flavor without over complicating the taste. Plus, carrot cake is loaded with shredded carrots, which pretty much makes it healthy, right?

slice of carrot cake

what ingredients do i need?

  • olive oil
  • brown sugar
  • eggs
  • vanilla
  • plain greek yogurt
  • flour
  • baking soda
  • baking powder
  • cinnamon
  • salt
  • carrots
  • butter
  • cream cheese
  • powdered sugar
  • vanilla
  • milk

These are all pretty typical ingredients, you probably have most of them at home right now! As for the carrots, I find that it is easiest to use large carrots instead of baby carrots. Baby carrots are just too small, especially if you are grating them by hand! Also, if you are using a box grater, I would recommend using one of the smaller sizes. I think the loaf bakes more evenly when the carrots are more finely shredded!

what is brown butter and how do i make it?

Brown butter is MAGICAL. That’s basically all you need to know! I started baking and cooking with brown butter a few years ago and I am obsessed. Brown butter is butter that has been cooked over a moderate heat until the milk solids begin to toast. When they toast, the butter turns a light brown color and smells nutty and delicious. The small step of browning your butter really transforms any recipe, this frosting included!

Luckily, making brown butter is really easy. Start by adding the butter to a pan over medium heat. Stir it while it melts and begins to bubble. After a couple minutes of bubbling up, it will start to foam — keep stirring. When the foam subsides, you’ll be left with brown butter and begin to smell its amazing, nutty smell. That’s it! You’ve got brown butter! For this recipe, we then transfer the brown butter to another container then to the fridge to set up slightly before adding to our frosting.

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carrot cake loaf with brown butter cream cheese frosting

5 from 20 votes
carrot cake loaf
[category] Breakfast, Dessert, Snack
[published] February 2, 2022
[PREP] 25 minutes
[COOK] 45 minutes
[TOTAL] 1 hour 10 minutes

Ingredients

carrot cake loaf

  • 1/2 cup olive oil or vegetable oil
  • 1 cup brown sugar
  • 2 eggs
  • 1/4 cup plain greek yogurt
  • 1 tsp vanilla
  • 1 3/4 cups flour
  • 1 1/2 tsp cinnamon
  • 1 tsp baking soda
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • 1/2 tsp salt
  • 2 cups carrots finely shredded

brown butter cream cheese frosting

  • 1/4 cup butter
  • 4 oz cream cheese at room temp
  • 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
  • 1/2 tsp vanilla
  • splash of milk

Instructions

  1. Preheat the oven to 350 F. In a large bowl, add the olive oil, brown sugar, eggs, greek yogurt, and vanilla. Whisk until smooth.
  2. In a separate bowl, combine the flour, cinnamon, baking soda, baking powder, and salt. Mix until well combined.
  3. Grate the carrots onto a paper towel and squeeze some of the juice out.
  4. Pour the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients bowl. Gently stir the dry ingredients in until they are almost combined. Add the shredded carrots and gently fold in until no large streaks of dry ingredients remain and carrots are well distributed.
  5. Grease an 8"x4" loaf pan (If you only have a larger loaf pan, this should work, just decrease the cook time a bit). Line the loaf pan with parchment paper (this step is optional, but makes it even easier to remove the loaf after cooking).
  6. Pour the batter into the prepared loaf pan. Transfer to the oven and cook for a total of 45-50 minutes. Check the loaf around 35 minutes. If it is starting to brown really quickly on top, add a loose layer of tin foil over the loaf for the remaining cook time. Cook until a toothpick comes out clean. Transfer the loaf to a cooling rack after 10 minutes.
  7. While the loaf cools, make the frosting. Add the butter to a pan over medium heat. Stir while the butter starts to melt. The butter will start to bubble, then after a couple minutes it will start to foam up — keep stirring. After the foam subsides, you'll have brown, nutty smelling butter! Take the pan off the heat and pour the butter into a bowl or cup. Transfer the butter to the freezer for 10 minutes to set up.
  8. Transfer the cooled butter to a bowl or stand mixer. Add cream cheese and mix for 2 minutes. Add powdered sugar and vanilla and mix another two minutes. Add a splash of milk and mix until smooth.
  9. When loaf is completely cooled, spread the frosting on top. If you'd like, top with a few crushed pecans. Enjoy!
  10. Keep any leftover loaf in a sealed container in the fridge. The loaf will keep for 2-3 days in the fridge.

What’d you think? I’d love to hear your thoughts or if you have any questions!

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  1. Michele
    Reply

    I’d live to make the carrot cake loaf with a flour alternative to wheat. Do you have any suggestions?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      i would use a 1:1 gluten free flour! i like king arthur’s.

      1. Aracely Aguilar

        If I wanted to use a gluten free flour like bobs red mill it’ll be the same amount of flour? And amount of all the other dry ingredients remain the same?
        Thank you ?

      2. thepalatablelife

        yes! if its a 1:1 gluten free flour then just use the same amount, and keep everything else the same!

    2. Ria
      Reply

      5 stars
      I have made this recipe gluten free multiple times! I use 1.5 cups of cup4cup blend gluten free flour and 0.25 cups almond flour. It’s been perfect every time

      1. thepalatablelife

        yay! thank you for sharing what worked for you. so glad you’ve enjoyed!

    3. Patricio
      Reply

      5 stars
      i cooked yesterday! Sooo good! It was the first time I baked something sweet. And, to be honest, I felt proud enough to keep doing it! 😀

      The only thing was the time it spent in the oven… It’s too long, so it ended up a bit dry . Delicious though! Next time will be better!

      Thanks for the recipies!

      1. thepalatablelife

        yay i’m so glad you enjoyed! i’m sorry it was a bit dry — every oven is slightly different so i hope next time is better!

    4. Brianna
      Reply

      I made this it was so good thank you so much for these recipes ????

      1. thepalatablelife

        yay i’m so glad you enjoyed!

    5. Sabrina Escalera
      Reply

      I will be making this soon! But can I double the recipe to make a 2 layer cake?

      1. thepalatablelife

        hi! yes, if you double the recipe, that will be enough batter for two 9″ cakes. also, you may need to adjust the baking time slightly. i would start checking the cakes around 25 minutes, since they will be much thinner and spread out than a loaf.

    6. Alanna
      Reply

      is it unsalted butter or salted for the frosting?

      1. thepalatablelife

        i always use salted! but i usually don’t specify because it doesn’t make a huge difference and i want people to use whatever they have on hand.

  2. Michele
    Reply

    I’d live to make the carrot cake loaf with a flour alternative to wheat. Do you have any suggestions?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      i would use a 1:1 gluten free flour! i like king arthur’s.

      1. Aracely Aguilar

        If I wanted to use a gluten free flour like bobs red mill it’ll be the same amount of flour? And amount of all the other dry ingredients remain the same?
        Thank you ?

      2. thepalatablelife

        yes! if its a 1:1 gluten free flour then just use the same amount, and keep everything else the same!

    2. Ria
      Reply

      5 stars
      I have made this recipe gluten free multiple times! I use 1.5 cups of cup4cup blend gluten free flour and 0.25 cups almond flour. It’s been perfect every time

      1. thepalatablelife

        yay! thank you for sharing what worked for you. so glad you’ve enjoyed!

    3. Patricio
      Reply

      5 stars
      i cooked yesterday! Sooo good! It was the first time I baked something sweet. And, to be honest, I felt proud enough to keep doing it! 😀

      The only thing was the time it spent in the oven… It’s too long, so it ended up a bit dry . Delicious though! Next time will be better!

      Thanks for the recipies!

      1. thepalatablelife

        yay i’m so glad you enjoyed! i’m sorry it was a bit dry — every oven is slightly different so i hope next time is better!

    4. Brianna
      Reply

      I made this it was so good thank you so much for these recipes ????

      1. thepalatablelife

        yay i’m so glad you enjoyed!

  3. Ju Anntionette loh
    Reply

    Great one

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      thank you!

    2. Anna Dragicevic
      Reply

      5 stars
      I’ve made this a few times. My mom and I absolutely love it. Ty!

  4. Ju Anntionette loh
    Reply

    Great one

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      thank you!

  5. Miranda
    Reply

    5 stars
    I discovered this recipe through TikTok and had to give it a try. I can’t believe how incredible this carrot cake tastes! If you want to impress your friends, family, or coworkers- this recipe will do it! I baked it in my cast iron dutch oven with the lid off for 45 minutes and it turned out perfectly. 10/10 give it a shot- you won’t be disappointed!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY so glad you loved this carrot cake loaf!!

  6. Miranda
    Reply

    5 stars
    I discovered this recipe through TikTok and had to give it a try. I can’t believe how incredible this carrot cake tastes! If you want to impress your friends, family, or coworkers- this recipe will do it! I baked it in my cast iron dutch oven with the lid off for 45 minutes and it turned out perfectly. 10/10 give it a shot- you won’t be disappointed!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY so glad you loved this carrot cake loaf!!

  7. Diane Hodge
    Reply

    Thanks for the carrot cake recipe
    I look forward to trying it.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay! so excited for you to try this!

      1. Jasmine

        5 stars
        I was looking for a carrot loaf recipe and decided to do this one, and let me say this is a GOOD recipe. It came out really good and soft. I added pecans, and it took 50 minutes for me to bake well. If you are thinking about doing this recipe don’t hesitate to go for it. You won’t regret it.

  8. Diane Hodge
    Reply

    Thanks for the carrot cake recipe
    I look forward to trying it.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay! so excited for you to try this!

  9. Morgan
    Reply

    5 stars
    I made this recipe a couple days ago and I couldn’t get myself to have any self control!!! The brown butter frosting is literally everything and more! I definitely recommend trying out this recipe, especially with Easter on it’s way! 🙂 But a quick question, how would I go about baking this cake is a regular 10″ round cake pan? Thanks!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay! so glad you loved this recipe!! the frosting is definitely addicting! if you were to bake this in a cake pan, you would need to adjust the cook time. i haven’t tested it in a cake pan so i’m not sure how much you would need to adjust it. i would just check it occasionally until a toothpick comes out clean!

  10. Morgan
    Reply

    5 stars
    I made this recipe a couple days ago and I couldn’t get myself to have any self control!!! The brown butter frosting is literally everything and more! I definitely recommend trying out this recipe, especially with Easter on it’s way! 🙂 But a quick question, how would I go about baking this cake is a regular 10″ round cake pan? Thanks!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay! so glad you loved this recipe!! the frosting is definitely addicting! if you were to bake this in a cake pan, you would need to adjust the cook time. i haven’t tested it in a cake pan so i’m not sure how much you would need to adjust it. i would just check it occasionally until a toothpick comes out clean!

  11. Tracy
    Reply

    Do you drain or squeeze out the water from the grated carrots?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      for this recipe i did not drain the water. if your carrots seem overly wet you can squeeze out some water, otherwise just add them right in!

  12. Tracy
    Reply

    Do you drain or squeeze out the water from the grated carrots?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      for this recipe i did not drain the water. if your carrots seem overly wet you can squeeze out some water, otherwise just add them right in!

  13. Jane
    Reply

    Can I use milk or sour cream as an alternative to Greek yogurt, and if so how much would I put of either one? This recipe looks so good

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      you can use sour cream! just use the same amount.

      1. Trish

        What else can we substitute instead of yogurt or sour cream? Both are not a palatable flavor for me and lactose ? thanks

      2. thepalatablelife

        you can use a dairy free yogurt!

  14. Jane
    Reply

    Can I use milk or sour cream as an alternative to Greek yogurt, and if so how much would I put of either one? This recipe looks so good

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      you can use sour cream! just use the same amount.

      1. Trish

        What else can we substitute instead of yogurt or sour cream? Both are not a palatable flavor for me and lactose ? thanks

      2. thepalatablelife

        you can use a dairy free yogurt!

  15. Justina
    Reply

    I messed it up????? I mean, I held it 50min and it already started to get very dark on the edges, also the toothpick was dry, but me, the idiot, somehow forget (HOW DO YOU EVEN FORGET THAT) to put it in the middle ? It turned out very raw in the middle but it tastes so bloody good ?. Maybe the issue was I baked it up/down, did you bake it with a fan or with conventional heating? Definitely gotta try this one again ?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i’m sorry it didn’t turn out quite how you wanted. some ovens get hotter than others! next time, if it is starting to brown on the edges but it isn’t done in the center, cover it with tin foil! this way the middle will continue to cook without the edges burning.

  16. Justina
    Reply

    I messed it up????? I mean, I held it 50min and it already started to get very dark on the edges, also the toothpick was dry, but me, the idiot, somehow forget (HOW DO YOU EVEN FORGET THAT) to put it in the middle ? It turned out very raw in the middle but it tastes so bloody good ?. Maybe the issue was I baked it up/down, did you bake it with a fan or with conventional heating? Definitely gotta try this one again ?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i’m sorry it didn’t turn out quite how you wanted. some ovens get hotter than others! next time, if it is starting to brown on the edges but it isn’t done in the center, cover it with tin foil! this way the middle will continue to cook without the edges burning.

  17. Amel
    Reply

    I looove carrot cake and this one looks sooo yummy.. my question is what can i replace the butter with in the frosting?

    Thanks

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! if you don’t want to add the butter, use 8oz of cream cheese instead.

  18. Amel
    Reply

    I looove carrot cake and this one looks sooo yummy.. my question is what can i replace the butter with in the frosting?

    Thanks

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! if you don’t want to add the butter, use 8oz of cream cheese instead.

  19. Siobhan
    Reply

    I made this last night. First time using one of your recipes and first time making a carrot cake. I can’t even tell you how much we all enjoyed this cake. I love to bake so for my husband to say this is the best cake I’ve made is high praise. Thanks for a fantastic recipe! Also, that frosting?! It was so hard to restrain myself from eating it on its own!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY this makes me so happy!! i’m so glad you loved this recipe, and grateful for the high praise from your husband! and yes so glad you are addicted to the frosting just like i am haha

      1. Siobhan

        I was looking in the comments to see if anyone made this as a cake and I saw this comment. Went “woah, we have the same name!” and then I realized it was my own comment ???? So it’s still going to be great, 4 months later!

      2. thepalatablelife

        hahah what a realization! excited for you to have it again!

  20. Siobhan
    Reply

    I made this last night. First time using one of your recipes and first time making a carrot cake. I can’t even tell you how much we all enjoyed this cake. I love to bake so for my husband to say this is the best cake I’ve made is high praise. Thanks for a fantastic recipe! Also, that frosting?! It was so hard to restrain myself from eating it on its own!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY this makes me so happy!! i’m so glad you loved this recipe, and grateful for the high praise from your husband! and yes so glad you are addicted to the frosting just like i am haha

      1. Siobhan

        I was looking in the comments to see if anyone made this as a cake and I saw this comment. Went “woah, we have the same name!” and then I realized it was my own comment ???? So it’s still going to be great, 4 months later!

      2. thepalatablelife

        hahah what a realization! excited for you to have it again!

  21. Chiara
    Reply

    Great recipe! Thank you ? can I add almonds and if yes how many?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! yes, if you would like to add nuts, add 1 cup of chopped nut! i think adding pecans would be delicious!

  22. Chiara
    Reply

    Great recipe! Thank you ? can I add almonds and if yes how many?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! yes, if you would like to add nuts, add 1 cup of chopped nut! i think adding pecans would be delicious!

  23. Siew Hoong
    Reply

    Thanks for the recipe. I just baked it yesterday, taste so good. Family loves it.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay! so glad it was enjoyed!

      1. Naomi

        This is my favorite carrot cake recipe out there – it’s that good!

        I was going to make this again for an office party, and I think it’s going to be way more convenient to assemble the frosting in the office instead of carrying it from home (will prob. smudge)

        Will the frosting still be okay kept in a box in the fridge for spreading later? Or will it harden and be too solid?

      2. thepalatablelife

        hi! the frosting will be tricky to spread if it is cold. you could take it to work separate, let the frosting sit out until room temp, then frost it!

  24. Siew Hoong
    Reply

    Thanks for the recipe. I just baked it yesterday, taste so good. Family loves it.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay! so glad it was enjoyed!

  25. Molly
    Reply

    This was SO good!! The cake was so moist and the frosting…oh man, the frosting…when I say that it’s the best cream cheese frosting I’ve ever tasted, I mean it from the bottom of my heart. I will definitely be making this again every week for the rest of my life.

    1. Debby
      Reply

      5 stars
      Oh, this was so good. Loved the texture. Didn’t change anything with the recipe except added some chopped pecans. We shared with a friend and they loved it as well. That frosting is perfect. Making it again a party next week.?

      1. thepalatablelife

        yay i’m so glad you enjoyed! and great idea adding chopped pecans!

  26. Molly
    Reply

    This was SO good!! The cake was so moist and the frosting…oh man, the frosting…when I say that it’s the best cream cheese frosting I’ve ever tasted, I mean it from the bottom of my heart. I will definitely be making this again every week for the rest of my life.

    1. Debby
      Reply

      5 stars
      Oh, this was so good. Loved the texture. Didn’t change anything with the recipe except added some chopped pecans. We shared with a friend and they loved it as well. That frosting is perfect. Making it again a party next week.?

      1. thepalatablelife

        yay i’m so glad you enjoyed! and great idea adding chopped pecans!

  27. Aly
    Reply

    Hi
    Can I use self raising flour or plain flour in the recipe. It doesn’t state what flour – im assuming all purpose..I’m uk based.
    Thankyou

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! all-purpose!

  28. Aly
    Reply

    Hi
    Can I use self raising flour or plain flour in the recipe. It doesn’t state what flour – im assuming all purpose..I’m uk based.
    Thankyou

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! all-purpose!

  29. Rika
    Reply

    I just made this and it turned out so perfect!! My boyfriend doesn’t even like carrot cake and he tried this and said it was so good! Everyone needs to make this !!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay i’m so glad you enjoyed! and glad your boyfriend improved as well haha

  30. Rika
    Reply

    I just made this and it turned out so perfect!! My boyfriend doesn’t even like carrot cake and he tried this and said it was so good! Everyone needs to make this !!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay i’m so glad you enjoyed! and glad your boyfriend improved as well haha

  31. Christie
    Reply

    I have made this loaf 3 times in the last few weeks already and I can’t get enough of it! The recipe is full proof tastes superb each times I’ve made it! Thank you for this top notch recipe! Can’t wait to make it the 4th time haha

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay!! this makes me so happy! haha i can’t wait for you to make it a 4th time! 🙂

  32. Christie
    Reply

    I have made this loaf 3 times in the last few weeks already and I can’t get enough of it! The recipe is full proof tastes superb each times I’ve made it! Thank you for this top notch recipe! Can’t wait to make it the 4th time haha

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay!! this makes me so happy! haha i can’t wait for you to make it a 4th time! 🙂

  33. Abisha
    Reply

    What substitutes could I use for plain Greek yogurt?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      sour cream!

      1. Caitlin

        anything else ??? milk ?

      2. thepalatablelife

        creme fraiche, buttermilk, and ricotta are other good substitutes! or just normal plain yogurt. if you don’t have any of those, you can use milk.

  34. Abisha
    Reply

    What substitutes could I use for plain Greek yogurt?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      sour cream!

      1. Caitlin

        anything else ??? milk ?

      2. thepalatablelife

        creme fraiche, buttermilk, and ricotta are other good substitutes! or just normal plain yogurt. if you don’t have any of those, you can use milk.

  35. madison
    Reply

    trying this recipe for a birthday party! for cupcakes what would the temp and time be for baking?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay that will be so fun! cook at the same temp, but decrease the bake time. it will be closer to 15-20 minutes! just check it with a toothpick and bake until the toothpick comes out clean.

  36. madison
    Reply

    trying this recipe for a birthday party! for cupcakes what would the temp and time be for baking?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay that will be so fun! cook at the same temp, but decrease the bake time. it will be closer to 15-20 minutes! just check it with a toothpick and bake until the toothpick comes out clean.

  37. Aimee
    Reply

    Can I bake these in muffin tins?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yes, that should work! just decrease the bake time!

  38. Aimee
    Reply

    Can I bake these in muffin tins?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yes, that should work! just decrease the bake time!

  39. Laura
    Reply

    5 stars
    I made this recipe to show my new boyfriend and his friends my skills; and they LOVED IT!!!!! Whole cake gone in one sitting. Now they make me bake it every 2 weeks 😀

    It’s amazingly delicious!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay!! this makes me so happy!! and i’m so glad it is now on a bi-weekly schedule haha.

  40. Laura
    Reply

    5 stars
    I made this recipe to show my new boyfriend and his friends my skills; and they LOVED IT!!!!! Whole cake gone in one sitting. Now they make me bake it every 2 weeks 😀

    It’s amazingly delicious!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay!! this makes me so happy!! and i’m so glad it is now on a bi-weekly schedule haha.

  41. glyn
    Reply

    5 stars
    I LOVE Carrot Cake and this is the first one I’ve ever made, I honestly can’t believe how easy it was! Most importantly it was THE BEST Carrot Cake I’ve ever had!! The frosting is positively addicting. This is a WINNER!! Thank you so much!!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY i’m so glad you loved it!!! i’m with you on the frosting — it is addicting!! so glad it wins best carrot cake!

  42. glyn
    Reply

    5 stars
    I LOVE Carrot Cake and this is the first one I’ve ever made, I honestly can’t believe how easy it was! Most importantly it was THE BEST Carrot Cake I’ve ever had!! The frosting is positively addicting. This is a WINNER!! Thank you so much!!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY i’m so glad you loved it!!! i’m with you on the frosting — it is addicting!! so glad it wins best carrot cake!

  43. Stephanie
    Reply

    Found your recipe on tik tok! I’m excited to try it! Do you think I should alter the cooking instructions any if I was to make them into cupcakes instead of a loaf? Also adding the cream cheese frosting to cook in as a filling. I want to make them so that I can freeze some of them for meal prepping before my baby comes in a few weeks.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i’m so glad you found me on tiktok! yes, you can definitely make these into cupcakes. you’ll just need to decrease the bake time! i don’t know the exact timing because i haven’t tried it with this specific recipe, but i would start checking them at 15 minutes, then take them out when they bounce back when you gently touch the top. you can definitely add the cream cheese in the middle! if you want it to bake in, you’ll need to freeze small balls of the frosting so you can insert the frosting into the dough. otherwise, you could bake them first then pipe the frosting into the center. it should freeze well either way. also congrats on the new baby coming soon!!

  44. Stephanie
    Reply

    Found your recipe on tik tok! I’m excited to try it! Do you think I should alter the cooking instructions any if I was to make them into cupcakes instead of a loaf? Also adding the cream cheese frosting to cook in as a filling. I want to make them so that I can freeze some of them for meal prepping before my baby comes in a few weeks.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i’m so glad you found me on tiktok! yes, you can definitely make these into cupcakes. you’ll just need to decrease the bake time! i don’t know the exact timing because i haven’t tried it with this specific recipe, but i would start checking them at 15 minutes, then take them out when they bounce back when you gently touch the top. you can definitely add the cream cheese in the middle! if you want it to bake in, you’ll need to freeze small balls of the frosting so you can insert the frosting into the dough. otherwise, you could bake them first then pipe the frosting into the center. it should freeze well either way. also congrats on the new baby coming soon!!

  45. Shelbi
    Reply

    Can this recipe be frozen with frosting?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yes, for sure! the loaf itself is very moist and will still taste greta without frosting!

  46. Shelbi
    Reply

    Can this recipe be frozen with frosting?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yes, for sure! the loaf itself is very moist and will still taste greta without frosting!

  47. Martha
    Reply

    5 stars
    Thank you for sharing this recipe. I just made it and it’s so yummy! The only thing I did differently was to cut the amount of sugar by 1/4 of a cup and it still was very good.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay!! so glad you enjoyed!!

  48. Martha
    Reply

    5 stars
    Thank you for sharing this recipe. I just made it and it’s so yummy! The only thing I did differently was to cut the amount of sugar by 1/4 of a cup and it still was very good.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay!! so glad you enjoyed!!

  49. Tristy Novalia
    Reply

    hola, greetings from Jakarta, Indonesia. I’ve been made this recipe few times and it was really great, coz ur recipe turns out not very sweet, and i love them. Btw, i need more advice for making the toppings, coz i’ve never made mine fluffy as urs, my cream is always runny, idk what’s wrong?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i’m so glad you love this recipe! maybe the cream cheese is slightly different in your country? also, if the frosting is runny, adding more powdered sugar will help!

  50. Tristy Novalia
    Reply

    hola, greetings from Jakarta, Indonesia. I’ve been made this recipe few times and it was really great, coz ur recipe turns out not very sweet, and i love them. Btw, i need more advice for making the toppings, coz i’ve never made mine fluffy as urs, my cream is always runny, idk what’s wrong?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i’m so glad you love this recipe! maybe the cream cheese is slightly different in your country? also, if the frosting is runny, adding more powdered sugar will help!

  51. Haylee Saldana
    Reply

    Hello!! I was thinking of trying your recipe for Easter this weekend and I was wondering what kind of butter you used for the frosting.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! so excited for you to try this! you can use salted or unsalted. i usually use salted. i don’t usually specify because i don’t think it makes and huge difference and don’t want people to stress if they only have one kind!

  52. Haylee Saldana
    Reply

    Hello!! I was thinking of trying your recipe for Easter this weekend and I was wondering what kind of butter you used for the frosting.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! so excited for you to try this! you can use salted or unsalted. i usually use salted. i don’t usually specify because i don’t think it makes and huge difference and don’t want people to stress if they only have one kind!

  53. JB
    Reply

    Butter for frosting, salted or unsalted?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      either works fine! i usually use salted. i don’t usually specify because i don’t think it makes and huge difference and don’t want people to stress if they only have one kind!

      1. JB

        Thank you! Making cupcakes for tomorrow. Thanks for the recipe.

  54. JB
    Reply

    Butter for frosting, salted or unsalted?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      either works fine! i usually use salted. i don’t usually specify because i don’t think it makes and huge difference and don’t want people to stress if they only have one kind!

      1. JB

        Thank you! Making cupcakes for tomorrow. Thanks for the recipe.

  55. dairyfree
    Reply

    Would Coconut Yogurt work for this recipe instead of Greek yogurt and dairy free cream cheese and butter substitutes?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yes! those subs should all do just fine!

  56. dairyfree
    Reply

    Would Coconut Yogurt work for this recipe instead of Greek yogurt and dairy free cream cheese and butter substitutes?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yes! those subs should all do just fine!

  57. Meghan
    Reply

    If you don’t like carrot cake, this will recipe will change your mind! Made this for Easter, and so glad I did!!! The loaf is simple and delicious, but the winner is the brown butter cream cheese frosting. Could have eaten just that with a spoon. I will be making this year year round!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay i’m so glad you enjoyed this recipe!! and yes i agree that the frosting can be eaten with a spoon hahah.

    2. Julie
      Reply

      Transferring the butter from the stove top to the glass caused the glass to break 🙁

      1. thepalatablelife

        oh no! i’m so sorry!!! that has never happened to me so i’m so sorry it happened to you. i hope the broken glass didn’t hurt anyone…

  58. Meghan
    Reply

    If you don’t like carrot cake, this will recipe will change your mind! Made this for Easter, and so glad I did!!! The loaf is simple and delicious, but the winner is the brown butter cream cheese frosting. Could have eaten just that with a spoon. I will be making this year year round!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay i’m so glad you enjoyed this recipe!! and yes i agree that the frosting can be eaten with a spoon hahah.

    2. Julie
      Reply

      Transferring the butter from the stove top to the glass caused the glass to break 🙁

      1. thepalatablelife

        oh no! i’m so sorry!!! that has never happened to me so i’m so sorry it happened to you. i hope the broken glass didn’t hurt anyone…

  59. E
    Reply

    Very delicious! Just know your oven well as with any recipe. Mine was ready in 35 minutes. I can’t wait to make this again to share with family and friends. Thank you for sharing this amazing recipe with the internet!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay i’m so glad you enjoyed!! yes always good to trust your instincts when it comes to your oven!

  60. E
    Reply

    Very delicious! Just know your oven well as with any recipe. Mine was ready in 35 minutes. I can’t wait to make this again to share with family and friends. Thank you for sharing this amazing recipe with the internet!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay i’m so glad you enjoyed!! yes always good to trust your instincts when it comes to your oven!

  61. Catherine C
    Reply

    I was wondering if i can use the frosting for cupcakes. I’d like to pipe it would this work for that? If so would the recipe cover 12 regular sized cupcakes?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yes you can absolutely use it for cupcakes! it should be plenty for 12 cupcakes.

  62. Catherine C
    Reply

    I was wondering if i can use the frosting for cupcakes. I’d like to pipe it would this work for that? If so would the recipe cover 12 regular sized cupcakes?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yes you can absolutely use it for cupcakes! it should be plenty for 12 cupcakes.

  63. Kimmy
    Reply

    THIS WAS SO DAMN GOOD. Came here from TikTok and made this at 6am ?. I added 1/8 tsp each of allspice, ground clove, and nutmeg and a small handful of crushed walnut into the mix. At first, I didn’t have the patience for the brown butter but I did it anyways and I was so happy I did lmao! Love love love this recipe, thanks girly! ??

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY so glad you you enjoyed!!!! and what a great time of day to bake this hahah

    2. Casey A
      Reply

      Can I use butter instead of oil in the cake

      1. thepalatablelife

        sure! the oil helps provide a lot of moisture, but you can definitely swap it out for butter if you’d like.

  64. Kimmy
    Reply

    THIS WAS SO DAMN GOOD. Came here from TikTok and made this at 6am ?. I added 1/8 tsp each of allspice, ground clove, and nutmeg and a small handful of crushed walnut into the mix. At first, I didn’t have the patience for the brown butter but I did it anyways and I was so happy I did lmao! Love love love this recipe, thanks girly! ??

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY so glad you you enjoyed!!!! and what a great time of day to bake this hahah

  65. Alison De La Luz
    Reply

    hi! absolutely loved this as a loaf cake. How can i turn this into a 8” cake??

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! it should work totally fine to use an 8″ pan! you’ll need to decrease the baking time since it will be more spread out. it also might make a pretty thin cake. refer to this for more sizing info! https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/cake-pan-sizes/

  66. Alison De La Luz
    Reply

    hi! absolutely loved this as a loaf cake. How can i turn this into a 8” cake??

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! it should work totally fine to use an 8″ pan! you’ll need to decrease the baking time since it will be more spread out. it also might make a pretty thin cake. refer to this for more sizing info! https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/cake-pan-sizes/

  67. Sonia
    Reply

    Could you please list the quantities of the ingredients in grams instead of cups? Thank you in advance ???

    1. Oceane
      Reply

      Hello,
      It looks very good, I would like to make it but what is the weight of the cup? How many grams are they?

      Thanks a lot!

  68. Sonia
    Reply

    Could you please list the quantities of the ingredients in grams instead of cups? Thank you in advance ???

    1. Oceane
      Reply

      Hello,
      It looks very good, I would like to make it but what is the weight of the cup? How many grams are they?

      Thanks a lot!

  69. Claire
    Reply

    I’m gonna make this tomorrow. Can I substitute flour with the same measurements of oat flour?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i haven’t tested this recipe with oat flour so i can’t guarantee how it will turn out. it should work out ok, though the texture will be very different.

  70. Claire
    Reply

    I’m gonna make this tomorrow. Can I substitute flour with the same measurements of oat flour?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i haven’t tested this recipe with oat flour so i can’t guarantee how it will turn out. it should work out ok, though the texture will be very different.

  71. Nadezhda
    Reply

    5 stars
    Hi there! I baked the loaf for my boyfriend´s family and everyone loved it. My boyfriend hates carrots and carrot cake as well, but he loved this dessert. Thx for the recipe. Greetings from Chiapas, Mexico

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i’m so glad you loved this recipe, including your carrot-cake-hating boyfriend!

  72. Nadezhda
    Reply

    5 stars
    Hi there! I baked the loaf for my boyfriend´s family and everyone loved it. My boyfriend hates carrots and carrot cake as well, but he loved this dessert. Thx for the recipe. Greetings from Chiapas, Mexico

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! i’m so glad you loved this recipe, including your carrot-cake-hating boyfriend!

  73. Marie
    Reply

    5 stars
    Amazing recipe! Since I’ve found it, I have been making it almost every week. I even tried it with apples instead of carrots and it was still a success. I have also tried it with olive oil and coconut oil (odorless) and the latter adds a very nice moistness to it.
    Thank you very much!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay i’m so glad you’ve been enjoying this recipe! i’m glad it worked with apples as well — that sounds delicious!

  74. Marie
    Reply

    5 stars
    Amazing recipe! Since I’ve found it, I have been making it almost every week. I even tried it with apples instead of carrots and it was still a success. I have also tried it with olive oil and coconut oil (odorless) and the latter adds a very nice moistness to it.
    Thank you very much!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay i’m so glad you’ve been enjoying this recipe! i’m glad it worked with apples as well — that sounds delicious!

  75. Loren
    Reply

    If I were to only be able to live off of one recipe for the rest of my life… it would be this one. The flavor is sweet enough to feel like a treat, but isn’t too sweet or rich to where it makes your tummy hurt after a few bites (like a lot of carrot cake recipes do). My fiancée had one request for a snack for his bachelor party.. and this was it! I tried a rendition of this recipe using zucchini from my sister’s garden as well, and it was just as good. I have made this about 5 times since I discovered the video, and I don’t see myself stopping anytime soon!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY i’m so so glad you love this recipe!! and glad you tried it with zucchini as well — that sounds amazing!

  76. Loren
    Reply

    If I were to only be able to live off of one recipe for the rest of my life… it would be this one. The flavor is sweet enough to feel like a treat, but isn’t too sweet or rich to where it makes your tummy hurt after a few bites (like a lot of carrot cake recipes do). My fiancée had one request for a snack for his bachelor party.. and this was it! I tried a rendition of this recipe using zucchini from my sister’s garden as well, and it was just as good. I have made this about 5 times since I discovered the video, and I don’t see myself stopping anytime soon!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY i’m so so glad you love this recipe!! and glad you tried it with zucchini as well — that sounds amazing!

  77. thiya
    Reply

    Hi, could i sub the oil with more yoghurt? Thanks

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! that should work. it will change the consistency but it should still turn out ok.

  78. Helwe Najami
    Reply

    Hello
    Can I use coconut oil instead?
    Thanks

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yes, that should be fine!

  79. teresa
    Reply

    5 stars
    i made this as my birthday cake this year and everyone loved it so much. it came out so moist and flavorful. i followed the recipe as written, other than adding 1/2 cup chopped pecans and baking it in a 9″ round pan instead of as a loaf. i started checking after 30 minutes, but it still took closer to 40 to bake through in the round pan. the frosting is actually heavenly and makes the exact perfect amount for the cake! cannot recommend enough

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      omg happy birthday! so honored this was your cake and so glad you enjoyed!

  80. Jae
    Reply

    5 stars
    I’ve made this twice! Once as a loaf and was delicious

    And the second time I doubled the ingredients and made 36 cupcakes cooked for 20 minutes at 350! So good!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay!! so glad you loved these! and glad they worked out so well as cupcakes!

  81. Breeana
    Reply

    Let me just say if you need a recipe THIS IS THE ONE im not the best at baking but this was really one of the best ive made and my whole family love it.The loaf was so moist and delicious

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY i’m so glad you loved this one!!

  82. Lala
    Reply

    I doubled the cinnamon and added nutmeg,cloves and ginger for a more spiced cake. Made it 3 TIMES this week. I am obsessed. Thank you for sharing!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      AH so glad you love this one!! and love the addition of the spices!

  83. Lucia
    Reply

    5 stars
    I made this yesterday !! It was phenomenal, honestly the loaf isn’t sugary neither oily at all. I made a different frosting though but will definitely try the brown butter one next time. Probably found my new favorite carrot loaf recipe!!! I also added a dash of ground ginger and a dash of ground nutmeg alongside the cinnamon and it elevated the flavour so much ! Highly recommend !! 🙂

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay so glad you enjoyed this recipe!! i’d definitely recommend trying the frosting next time! the brown butter in it makes it irresistible.

  84. Gizem
    Reply

    hi, thank you for the recipe. do you know any substitutes for cream cheese?
    i think i can use plain yogurt for greek yogurt(greek yogurts are a bit more solid i guess?)but couldn’t be sure about the cream cheese.
    these stuff are not available in my country 🙁

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! you can definitely sub plain yogurt for the greek yogurt. cream cheese is a little trickier. if you can find mascarpone cheese that will be best! otherwise i would swap out the cream cheese for butter and make it a buttercream frosting instead. let me know if you have any other questions!

  85. Anna Dragicevic
    Reply

    5 stars
    I have made this now twice and it’s so delicious. My mom loves it too. Tjlhank you for sharing. ?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay so glad you and your mom love this one!!

  86. carol
    Reply

    5 stars
    made this for my mom and we loved it! She had 2.5 pieces and she never eats more than 1 LOL

    I used 2/3 of the listed sugar and it was great; the ratio of frosting to cake is also fabulous and the edges got a little crispy and caramelized — perfect!!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      YAY so glad you and your mom loved this one!!!

  87. Olivia
    Reply

    5 stars
    Just tried this after seeing your post on TikTok. OMG it’s freaking amazing! The cream cheese frosting is amazing, I’ve yet to put it on the loaf as am currently still waiting for it to cool completely. I just cut the sides off and spread it on and taste tested it before my partner arrives home, I almost want to hide it and keep it all to myself. Thank you for the recipe! I am going to try your lemongrass tofu bowl this week also. So happy I found you on TikTok!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      omg this just made my day! absolutely wouldn’t blame you for hiding it and keeping it all for yourself!

  88. Katey
    Reply

    If I wanted to make this is a bundt cake pan, do you think doubling the quantities would be appropriate? Thank you!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi! it depends how big your bundt cake pan is, but yes, doubling it should give you the right amount for most bundt pans!

  89. Namita Chawla
    Reply

    5 stars
    This is my go-to carrot cake recipe! And very easy to learn, this was my first time making carrot cake, and it was absolutely delicious. Tasted just like a bakery! I do want to try making this recipe without eggs, would you have any substitutions or alternatives with quantities?

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      hi!! so glad you enjoyed this one!! if you want to substitute for the eggs, you could do a flax egg, or you could try bananas or applesauce. for any of those, you’ll do 1/4 cup per egg.

  90. Aracely See
    Reply

    I’ve made this as a loaf and cupcakes multiple times!! I’m going to try it as a cake this weekend. I saw you said the cake can be doubled and it makes 2 9″ cake layers. Does the frosting need to be doubled as well? If I remember, it makes a decent amount but can’t quite remember if it was enough to cover a cake. LOVE this recipe by the way! My dad requests it for every birthday now!

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      so glad you love this one!! if you want to frost the entire cake (rather than just a “naked” cake where the frosting is only between the layers), then you’ll probably need to double the frosting recipe!

  91. Jasmine
    Reply

    5 stars
    I was looking for a carrot loaf recipe and decided to do this one, and let me say this is a GOOD recipe. It came out really good and soft. I added pecans, and it took 50 minutes for me to bake well. If you are thinking about doing this recipe don’t hesitate to go for it. You won’t regret it.

    1. thepalatablelife
      Reply

      yay i’m so glad you enjoyed this loaf!!! it’s one of my favorites ever.

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  • apple cinnamon rolls!!

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  • #ad sweet and savory rice cakes!

because why choose one when you can have both?? here is the recipe for both:

caramel coconut:
- 1 Quaker® caramel rice cake
- 1 teaspoon hazelnut butter 
- 3 dates 
- 1/4 cup unsweetened shredded coconut 
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla paste 
- pinch of salt 
- 1/2 teaspoon hot water 
- 2 tablespoons chocolate chips 
- 1/2 teaspoon coconut oil 
- flaky salt
add the dates, coconut, vanilla paste, and salt to a food processor. blend until the dates start to break down, then add the hot water and blend until a paste forms. set aside. place the chocolate chips and coconut oil in a bowl and microwave at 15 second intervals, stirring between each, until melted and smooth. top the Quaker® caramel rice cake with the hazelnut butter, the coconut date mixture, and drizzle with chocolate. top with flaky salt then transfer to the fridge to set up for about 10 minutes. enjoy! 

cottage cheese: 
- 1 Quaker® lightly salted rice cake 
- 1/3 cup cottage cheese 
- 1/4 avocado, thinly sliced 
- 1 mini cucumber, thinly sliced 
- everything but the bagel seasoning 
- fresh dill 
top the Quaker® lightly salted rice cake with the cottage cheese, avocado, cucumber, seasoning, and fresh dill. enjoy!

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soo perfectly crispy / golden brown, but still soo tender and moist on the inside. and the perfect pairing for soup or truly so good all on its own!!

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#ad sweet and savory rice cakes! because why choose one when you can have both?? here is the recipe for both: caramel coconut: – 1 Quaker® caramel rice cake – 1 teaspoon hazelnut butter – 3 dates – 1/4 cup unsweetened shredded coconut – 1/4 teaspoon vanilla paste – pinch of salt – 1/2 teaspoon hot water – 2 tablespoons chocolate chips – 1/2 teaspoon coconut oil – flaky salt add the dates, coconut, vanilla paste, and salt to a food processor. blend until the dates start to break down, then add the hot water and blend until a paste forms. set aside. place the chocolate chips and coconut oil in a bowl and microwave at 15 second intervals, stirring between each, until melted and smooth. top the Quaker® caramel rice cake with the hazelnut butter, the coconut date mixture, and drizzle with chocolate. top with flaky salt then transfer to the fridge to set up for about 10 minutes. enjoy! cottage cheese: – 1 Quaker® lightly salted rice cake – 1/3 cup cottage cheese – 1/4 avocado, thinly sliced – 1 mini cucumber, thinly sliced – everything but the bagel seasoning – fresh dill top the Quaker® lightly salted rice cake with the cottage cheese, avocado, cucumber, seasoning, and fresh dill. enjoy! #ricecake #ricecakesnack #easysnack
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