AIR FRYER COFFEE CAKE

Air Fryer Coffee Cake
There is nothing better than a piece of homemade coffee cake. Made with the signature ground cinnamon coating on top, it’s a great and easy breakfast, snack, or dinner recipe.

I love it. Making cakes has never been more fun than making them in the air fryer.

Pro Tips:

• This recipe will work in any air fryer, including the Ninja Food, Instant Pot Vortex, and other Air Fryer Oven and Basket models.
• This is a great recipe that you can reheat in either the microwave or the Air Fryer, to warm it, before re-serving.
• Add some diced pecans, or walnuts, to the batter.
• Continue to bake, until the toothpick in the center, that you insert comes out clean.
• For best results use a thinner pan.

WHY IS IT CALLED A COFFEE CAKE?
According, to Wikipedia the coffee cake only has its name because it’s typically served with the morning coffee!

Everyone always thinks that I am missing an ingredient, coffee, but the traditional coffee cake has never been made with coffee!

WHAT DOES IT TASTE LIKE?
This is a great quick bread that is very cakey, but it has the district taste of ground cinnamon and brown sugar.

It’s a great way to start my morning—pairs well with a cup of coffee.

HOW DO YOU STORE IT?
For best results, cover and place into the refrigerator until you are ready to serve it again. This way, the coffee cake stays moist.

If you serve it again, you can either reheat it in the microwave or the air fryer for best results.

CAN YOU FREEZE IT?
Yes, my mother used to make a coffee cake for the winter months and freeze it. This recipe doubles perfectly.

I would suggest that you cut it into serving-size pieces and then wrap them several times in saran wrap and then in foil. Place the wrapped coffee cake into a freezer bag. The frozen coffee cake will last for about 1 to 2 months.

To thaw place on the counter or in the refrigerator, until thawed.

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