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    Home » Recipes » Summer

    Blueberry Lavender Icebox Cake

    looking down onto a rectangular cake that is frosted with white whipped cream icing and sprinkled with fresh blueberries and yellow bee pollen. Cake is on a wooden board with a metal handle on a light colored table.
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    If summer had a flavor profile this Blueberry Lavender Icebox Cake would be it! It hits ALL the right notes - tart, tangy, cool, and creamy with a hint of  lavender.

    {{ The recipe and post for this Blueberry Lavender Icebox Cake was made in partnership with SimonSAID. We received product and compensation in exchange for it. Opinions are always our own. If we don’t love it, you don’t hear about it. Thanks for your continued support! }}

    A slice of blueberry lavender icebox cake. Layers of graham crackers, whipped marscapone cream, and blueberry lavender jam. Cake is iced with whipped mascarpone cream and a sprinkle of fresh blueberries. Cake slice is plated on an off-white plate with a decorative edge and a gold fork.

    Is maximum relaxation a selling point when it comes to dessert? Probably not, but maybe it should be! The aroma and flavor of lavender relaxes me like nothing else, it's literally like a delicious spa day for my tastebuds! But, lavender is also an unexpected showstopper of a flavor combination for summertime entertaining with your family and friends, especially when it is served up as an elegant Icebox Cake.

    looking down onto a rectangular cake that is frosted with white whipped cream icing and sprinkled with fresh blueberries and yellow bee pollen. Cake is on a wooden board with a metal handle on a light colored table.

    Icebox cakes may look elaborate, but they are actually SUPER easy to make! If you can layer ingredients like in a lasagna, you can make an icebox cake with your eyes shut! Of course...while it's technically pretty simple process to make a cake like this one, you are going to need a few pieces of kitchen equipment to pull it off.

    A three picture collage; 1 image has a woman with a turquoise ring and a small child making whipped cream in a blue bowl with an electric mixer, one image is lemon curd being folded into the whipped cream with a white spatula inside the bowl bowl, and one image is of a slice of Blueberry Lavender Icebox Cake on a cream plate with a decorative edge and a gold fork.

    Here are a few icebox cake making essentials that you will want to have on hand!

    Nonstick Loaf Pan || I love this pan for SO many reasons!! It is specially designed to promote even baking and browning of baked goods.
    Offset Icing Spatula || This offset spatula makes spreading the layers of this icebox cake a cinch and its super handy when you are icing too!
    Silicone Cooking Tool Sets || I always use a silicone spatula when I need to fold ingredients into one another.
    Hand mixer || The filling and icing in this recipe is made with a whipped cream base. While you could totally use a stand mixer, my son and I love using the hand mixer together so I often opt for it instead.
    Saran Wrap || There is nothing glamorous about this essential, but you are going to need it to line the loaf pan you use. Trust me, if you don't line your loaf pan, you are going to have a nightmare of a time getting your icebox cake to release from the pan.

    A woman holding a vintage blue mixing bowl with an off-white rim over a gray quartz countertop. She is using a white, rubber spatula to fold lemon curd into whipped cream

    Blueberry and lavender not your thing? Don't fret! I've dreamed up a few more variations of this Icebox Cake that are sure to be a huge hit. Just substitute the ingredients below for 3 more delicious spins on a classic!

    1. Strawberry rose jam + seeds from 1 vanilla bean instead of lemon zest + sliced strawberries instead of berries and bee pollen on top.
    2. Peach strawberry chia jam + seeds from 1 vanilla bean instead of lemon zest + sliced peaches and strawberries instead of  blueberries and bee pollen on top.
    3. Store-bought raspberry jam + seeds from 1 vanilla bean instead of lemon zest + raspberries and bee pollen instead of blueberries and bee pollen on top.

    A woman spreading whipped cream onto a layer of graham crackers that are in a loaf pan that is lined with plastic wrap hanging over the sides. She is working on a gray quartz countertop that also has a wood board with graham crackers, awhite bowl of blueberries, 2 lemons, one has been zested and one has not.

    Ready to make an icebox cake? Simply click here to go to the SimonSAID website for the recipe!

    Want to incorporate more edible flowers into your recipes? Click the links below to jump to the recipes!
    HIBISCUS || Hibiscus & Key Lime Margaritas
    ROSES || Rose 'n Berry Smoothie
    CHAMOMILE || Warm Chamomile Steamer

    If you’ve tried this Blueberry Lavender Icebox Cake Recipe, I would be so grateful if you would rate it. Let me know what you think in the comments below. I just love hearing from you, and your reviews and comments really help others that visit This Mess is Ours!

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    What are the health benefits of blueberries?

    This low calorie fruit is absolutely packed with essential nutrients and antioxidants. Blueberries have an especially high content of fiber and Vitamins C and K. They are great for both heart and brain health.

    Click here for more information on the health benefits of blueberries.

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    How long does an icebox cake need to be put in the freezer?

    It usually takes around 4 hours in the freezer for an icebox cake to sit up properly. It can then be placed temporarily in the refrigerator.

    How long can you freeze icebox cake?

    When there is leftover cake, it can be wrapped air tight in aluminum foil or plastic wrap. It should last about 3 months.

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