Applesauce Cake

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Perfectly spiced and flavorful Applesauce Cake, topped with an easy cream cheese frosting. Make this cake with healthy ingredients, all in one bowl!

Two slices of delectable applesauce cake stacked and ready to be savored.

Easy Applesauce Cake Recipe

This cake couldn’t be easier to make; it’s all mixed together in one bowl with a wooden spoon. You’ll only need a mixer if you choose to make the frosting. While it’s delicious with the frosting, the cake is good enough to stand on its own.

It’s also made with better-for-you ingredients. How is it healthier than most cakes?

  • No white flour: We use ground oats instead.
  • No butter: Instead, we use a healthier oil (coconut oil).
  • Far less sugar: This applesauce cake recipe has quite a bit less than most cake recipes.
  • Chopped pecans: These nuts are loaded with good-for-you fats and nutrients.
  • And, of course, there’s applesauce in the cake (more on this below)!

Applesauce, a key ingredient for the applesauce cake recipe, in a container.

Ingredients In Applesauce Cake

  • Unsweetened applesauce: Adds moisture and natural sweetness. 
  • Coconut oil: Measure after melting and cool before adding to the mix to prevent cooking the egg.
  • Large egg: Offers structure and binding to the cake.
  • Vanilla extract: Boosts the overall flavor profile.
  • Brown sugar: Lightly pack when measuring to ensure the right amount.
  • Baking soda & baking powder: Leavening agents that make the cake rise and become fluffy. Check for freshness to ensure optimal cake rise.
  • Ground cinnamon, allspice, and nutmeg: Spices that add warmth and depth to the applesauce cake’s taste.
  • Oat flour: Gives structure and a wholesome touch to the cake. Make your own by blending regular oats to a fine powder.

QUICK TIP

To make this cake gluten-free: While the ingredients are inherently gluten-free, verify ingredient labels for potential processing in gluten facilities. For those with celiac disease, even minor contamination can be harmful.

Creating oat flour from oats, by blending.

How To Make Applesauce Cake:

  1. Combine wet ingredients: Applesauce, melted (and cooled) coconut oil, a large egg, brown sugar, and vanilla extract. 
  2. Whisk wet ingredients until smooth.
  3. Add dry ingredients right on top of wet: Baking soda, baking powder, ground cinnamon, ground allspice, ground nutmeg, salt, oat flour (blended up oats), and chopped pecans.
  4. Mix ingredients until well combined and incorporated.
  5. Transfer: Using a spatula, spoon the cake batter into a parchment paper-lined 8×8-inch pan and bake.
  6. Cool: Allow the cake to fully cool at room temperature.
  7. Prepare the frosting: While the cake is cooling, whip up a cream cheese frosting. The frosting in this recipe is healthier than most cream cheese frosting recipes. Or click here if you’d like a traditional cream cheese frosting recipe.
  8. Frost: Frost Applesauce Cake when completely cool, and sprinkle crushed pecans on top if desired.

Mixing ingredients to baking and frosting the applesauce cake recipe.

Applesauce Cake FAQs

1What Does Applesauce Do For A Cake?

Applesauce is not only nutritious but also serves as an effective fat replacer in this cake, reducing the need for butter and oil.

Using applesauce cuts calories, adds fiber, and extends the cake’s freshness.

My mom would often substitute oil in cake mixes with equal parts unsweetened applesauce, given the existing sugar content.

2Does Applesauce Change The Texture Of Baked Goods?

The moisture, sweetness, acidity, and fresh flavor of applesauce enhance both the taste and texture of this cake. Indeed, the applesauce in this recipe significantly increases the cake’s moistness.

3What Does Applesauce Replace In Baked Goods?

Applesauce is an excellent substitution for things like oil, butter, and eggs. While applesauce is not always a perfect substitute, it will work in a lot of recipes.
  • Replacing oil: It’s a 1:1 substitution (1 cup of oil replaces 1 cup applesauce).
  • Replacing butter: Replace only half of the butter in 1:1 ratio with applesauce. So if a recipe calls for 1 cup of butter, use 1/2 cup butter and 1/2 cup applesauce.
  • Replacing eggs: Use 1/4 cup applesauce in place of 1 egg.
Applesauce also adds natural sweetness, which means you can reduce the amount of added sugar– which is a bonus!

4How To Make Oat Flour?

If you have quick oats or old-fashioned oats, you can have oat flour in a flash!

  1. Place the oats (you can use old-fashioned or quick oats) in a food processor or small blender jar.
  2. Pulse the oats until they are ground into a powder-like consistency that resembles flour (see photo above on the right).
  3. Stir the oats around if needed to ensure that all the oats have been finely ground and there aren’t some whole oats left.
  4. Make sure to measure your oat flour measurement for this applesauce cake after it’s been turned to flour and not in the original whole oat form.

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Applesauce Cake

5 from 39 votes
Perfectly spiced and flavorful Applesauce Cake is topped with an easy cream cheese frosting. Make this cake with healthy ingredients, all in one bowl!
Two slices of delectable applesauce cake stacked and ready to be savored.
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Applesauce Cake

Two slices of delectable applesauce cake stacked and ready to be savored.
5 from 39 votes
Perfectly spiced and flavorful Applesauce Cake is topped with an easy cream cheese frosting. Make this cake with healthy ingredients, all in one bowl!
Course Dessert, Snack
Cuisine American
Keyword applesauce cake, Applesauce Spice Cake, healthy applesauce cake
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 50 minutes
Servings 12 pieces (1 8x8" baking pan)
Chelsea Lords
Calories 329kcal
Cost $5.23

Equipment

  • 8x8 inch pan
  • Parchment paper

Ingredients

  • 1 cup unsweetened applesauce
  • 1/4 cup coconut oil, melted and cooled (See Note 1)
  • 1 large egg
  • 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1/2 cup brown sugar lightly packed (light brown sugar)
  • 1 teaspoon baking soda
  • 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
  • 1/4 teaspoon salt
  • 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
  • 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
  • 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
  • 1 cup oat flour (blend up regular oats)
  • 1/4 cup chopped pecans, optional
  • 1/3 cup raisins, optional

Optional Cream Cheese Frosting

  • 2 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese, softened to room temperature
  • 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1/8 teaspoon salt
  • 1 and 1/4 - 1 and 3/4 cups powdered sugar
  • Optional: additional chopped pecans to top

Instructions

  • PREP: Set out the cream cheese to warm to room temperature. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line an 8x8-inch baking pan with parchment paper -- otherwise, your cake will likely not come out easily. Greasing and flouring the pan isn't enough -- this batter is sticky and needs parchment paper. Foil will affect baking, so I don't recommend foil.
  • WET INGREDIENTS: In a large bowl, stir together the applesauce, coconut oil (measured when completely melted and then cooled back to room temperature-- See Note 1), large egg, vanilla extract, and brown sugar. Stir until completely combined and smooth.
  • DRY INGREDIENTS: Add the baking soda, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, allspice, and nutmeg (you can use a little less or more, depending on your preference). Add in the oat flour. (See Note 2.) Add in the chopped pecans and raisins if desired. Mix ingredients until completely combined and smooth.
  • BAKE: Transfer batter to the prepared 8x8-inch pan. Bake for 28-33 mins at 350 degrees F oven or until a fork when inserted comes out clean. Be careful not to over-bake, as it will make this cake less tender and less flavorful. Allow cake to cool completely before frosting.
  • FROST: Place softened cream cheese in a large bowl (give it ample time to set out so your frosting isn't chunky). Using a hand mixer, beat the cream cheese with the vanilla until smooth. Add in the salt and slowly add in the powdered sugar (beating in between additions) until smooth and creamy and to your desired consistency. If it is too thick, add in a little bit of milk. If you'd like a tangier or soft frosting, only add 1 and 1/4 cups powdered sugar. For a sweeter, thicker frosting, add closer to 1 and 3/4 cups.
  • DECORATE: Frost the completely cooled cake evenly with the frosting. If desired, top the frosting with the chopped pecans.
  • STORAGE: Store cake at room temperature, covered with plastic wrap. Applesauce Cake is best when used within 1-2 days. Freeze (un-frosted) pieces for up to 3 months; thaw at room temperature and then frost. Frosted cake doesn't freeze and thaw well.

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Recipe Notes

Note 1: The coconut oil needs to be melted, but if it's hot, it will get chunky when added with other cold ingredients. Give it time to come to room temperature before adding it in with the other ingredients.
Note 2: Make oat flour by blending (or pulsing) regular old-fashioned oats or quick oats in a blender or food processor until they resemble flour. Blend well so you don't have any large oat chunks in the cake. Measure oat flour after blending and not before.
 

Nutrition Facts

Serving: 12pieces | Calories: 329kcal | Carbohydrates: 59g | Protein: 4g | Fat: 10g | Saturated Fat: 5g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 2g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 18mg | Sodium: 210mg | Potassium: 163mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 41g | Vitamin A: 56IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 39mg | Iron: 1mg

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146 Comments

  1. Yummm. I’m not a huge nut fan in baked goods but I think I could get behind pecans! Baking these this weekend!

    1. I’m usually not either, but I did love the pecans in this cake! However, don’t feel bad leaving them out — they definitely aren’t essential 🙂 Hope you love these!! Have a great weekend!

  2. Yum! This looks delicious! Do you have any recommendations for applesauce substitutes? We never really have it around the house and I don’t really know anyone who uses it much around here x

    1. Hey Jodie! Sorry to have such an awful response, but I’m not sure what could replace the applesauce that would have the same flavor, texture, and overall “lightness”. It’s pretty important to this cake! Perhaps instead of buying a big container you could try the smaller snack packs? Hopefully that helps! I wish I had a better alternative for you to try!

      1. She could peel, slice, and cook down two or three good sized apples in a sauce pan with a little water (1/8 cup) that would give her at least a cup of apple sauce. Cook until so soft the apples can be mashed or put in a blender.

    2. I’ve heard jicama can be subbed for applesauce. I have not tried it myself but only because we don’t have jicamas around here. Google that idea and see if you can find other comments about it.

  3. Hi! This looks great. However, I have a problem with oats so I need to use what flour instead. Would the amount be the same? Thanks!

  4. Hi Chelsea, this recipe looks so good, however, both my Hubby & me cannot use coconut oil, wondering if canola could be substituted?

    1. I haven’t actually tried canola in this recipe, but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work! Hope you love this 🙂

  5. Made these today for my breakfast/lunch Cafe south of Buffalo NY, but had no coconut oil so used vegetable and also used gluten free oats so I can call them gluten free…..did not add nuts but made them in muffin tins, sprinkled oats on top – no cream cheese frosting and they are delicious and I am sure they will sell out!! Yum!!!

    1. Yay!! So glad to hear it! Thanks so much for the comment and for trying out this recipe 🙂 Love the idea of making this in a muffin tin!

    2. Oh my gosh Diane, I need to know the name of your cafe!!! I grew up south of Buffalo, NY in Rushford. My husband and both did. He’s military so we have lived all over, currently CA… I’d love to visit your cafe next time I’m home. Also, I’m going to use this recipe in a homeschool co-op cooking class tomorrow and was hoping they would work as muffins! Yay! And have to substitute the coconut oil because of allergies, this recipe is so perfect for my needs!!! Thanks Chelsea

  6. Okay, I made this recipe today, followed it to a tee with the exception of the level of spices… and it was SO delicious! I’ve been reading your blog for months now and after a bite of this cake I thought it was time I comment here (instead of just on your Instagram photos 😉 Just yum.

    Plus if you need any more proof, my boyfriend has already consumed 4 pieces…but to be fair this cake isn’t heavy but wonderfully light which is why I assume this was possible 😉 Can’t wait to try more of your recipes, especially all these fall-inspirations you keep posting!

    1. You are so sweet Kirsti!! I so appreciate your sweet comment 🙂 So glad you enjoyed this bread and hope you enjoy the next things you try out 🙂 Thanks again for the comment!

    2. Love that you actually made this recipe before commenting. Can’t believe food bloggers make it take so long to find a real comment cause they approve dozens of ppl or bots reviewing how good a recipe “looks”

  7. One question…do you taste to coconut flavor at all? That is my one hangup about coconut oil. I have sometimes been able to taste the slight coconut flavor when I didn’t want to.

    1. I think it all depends on the coconut oil you use! I’ve experimented with tons and the most neutral in my opinion is louana’s brand. Using that brand I’ve never been able to taste any bit of coconut flavor. Hope that helps! 🙂

    2. I just used whatever coconut oil I had on hand (I think ours is from Aldi) and I didn’t taste it at all. I don’t like to taste the coconut oil either.

    1. Sorry Tracy, I don’t think it would work in a loaf pan. I haven’t ever had much success with flourless baked goods doing well in a loaf pan.

    1. Awesome!! That is so great to hear 🙂 I hope the Women’s group loves it! Thank you Marty!

  8. Just made this last night, watched in amazement as the entire thing was demolished, and now I’m making it again.
    Thank you so much for such a delicious recipe!
    Just one question… Why is it called flourless if it has oat flour? 😛
    Flourless or not, it’s amazing!

    1. So, so happy to hear that! I’m glad this was so well enjoyed!! And great question! I should probably be more clear that I’m talking about refined or wheat flours. I usually just think of oat flour as blended up oats and not a type of “flour” 🙂

    1. I’ve never tried that, but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. You may need a little more liquid though. I’d love to hear your results!

      1. I only had a half cup of applesauce on hand. So I mashed one banana, such that the applesauce plus banana totaled one cup. It turned out wonderfully with a nice bit of banana flavor to the cake.

    1. I haven’t tried it, so I can’t tell you how well it will work, but I believe coconut sugar would do well in its place.

  9. 5 stars
    I am not being melodramatic when I say that 1.) I am on the verge of happy tears and 2.) I never EVER post on food blogs (though I love them dearly).
    This is an exception in every sense of the word. I almost gave up looking for any sugar-free, gluten-free, dairy-free dessert, but this one…oh my god. It’s light, it’s fluffy, it’s sweet, it’s chewy, it’s everything that you crave at the end of a meal and it DOES NOT DISAPPOINT. I didn’t make the cream cheese frosting, but made a coconut meringue and it tasted divine and complimented the coconut oil in the recipe well!

    LOVE LOVE LOVE AND MANY HUGS FROM A NEW FAN,

    Sarah <3

  10. I was looking for something healthy and sugar free for my friend’s birthday and this was perfect! I only substituted the sugar with raisin puree. It was a hit! I’ll definitely use this recipe again and again.

  11. This looks amazing! I’d like to make it as a smash cake for my baby girl ( since all other recipes I tried with banana and egg turn out horribly mushy and not cooked even over an hour baking in the oven..) is there any mushiness to this cake? Would you say it’s okay for a baby? I’m goig to omit the vanilla extract though for alcohol reasons. 🙂

    1. I think it would make for a wonderful smash cake! 🙂 I wouldn’t say it is mushy, but it is moist 🙂

  12. 5 stars
    Love your healthy flourless applesauce spice cake recipe. I’ll definitely try it, but instead of 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon, I’ll use 1/2! I found your post from Pinterest! I’m also gonna pin this post on my Pinterest board my followers will love it. Thanks for sharing, Chelsea!

  13. 5 stars
    It was delicious! We made it to bring over to our friends’ house and it was a hit. I will definitely save this recipe to make it again. Look forward to trying out other recipes. 🙂

  14. 5 stars
    Saw this recipe on Pinterest and decided to try it. It was amazingly moist and delicious. I take it for my morning break at work. Instead of the cream cheese I dollop yogurt over a nice hunk and its delicious. Trying to stay gluten free and so glad I found this healthy new recipe! Thanks

    1. Yay!! I’m so glad to hear this! It sounds awesome with yogurt! I definitely need to try that! Thanks! 🙂

  15. I am impress and amaze in the instruction of making flourlesss cake. It is cheaper and affordable. Please share more recipe like this spice cake. It is unique and perfect to serve.

  16. 5 stars
    I love applesauce and this recipe enhanced my love for it even more. Thank you for sharing this amazing recipe!

  17. Yummy flavor and texture, but very small quantity of cake. Would adding 50% to the batter affect flavor/texture???

  18. 5 stars
    I often look for healthier versions of baked good recipes. Most of them I wouldn’t make again, but this was one of the best healthy recipes I’ve ever tried. I’ll definitely be making this again. I used sweetened apple sauce because that’s what I had, and I added extra spice, a bit of chopped pecans, no raisins. I had no parchment paper so I just sprayed the glass pan really well, and the cake did not stick. I didn’t make the frosting, it was perfectly good without it.

  19. I have oat flour in my pantry. Can I use that instead of blending oats into oat flour? Thank you.

  20. 5 stars
    Oh. Wow. This cake is so amazing. And it’s so easy, my ten-year-old made it mostly by herself. I think I could eat the entire thing in one sitting. I’m not on a gf diet, but my kids are, so I guess I’ll save it for them. Thanks for the recipe!

    1. I’m so happy to hear how much you guys loved this! And I love your daughter can make it! Thanks so much for your comment!:)

  21. 5 stars
    Delicious! I used a “flax egg” instead of a real egg and it turned out great! Did need to cook it for the longer recommended time though. And used a vegan cream cheese frosting. Thanks for the recipe!

  22. 5 stars
    Made this earlier today. I wanted to make it as muffins to freeze some. I used silicone muffin cups. They came out Great! So moist and great flavor. I did not frost them. They have such a great flavor I honestly don’t think you need to. I will absolutely make these again!

  23. 5 stars
    This is an amazing recipe! It was just what I was looking for, moist and tender cake with the perfect fall spices!! I added 1/4 cup raisins and walnuts to the mix 😉 I’m looking forward to making it again! Thank you for sharing 😊

  24. 5 stars
    I give this five stars. It has great flavor although it is a thin cake. I am making it again but, doubling the recipe. It is very good.

  25. 5 stars
    This turned out so moist and delicious! I used homemade applesauce and Einkorn flour in place of oat flour. I also added a few chopped dates….delicious!

  26. Hi Chelsea – I couldn’t find another way to get this message to you. Wanted you to know that this is not a gluten free cake. Oats can be one of the culprits for folks with celiac disease, like me. I have suffered with it for almost 25 years now and am one of those very unfortunate people who can’t even tolerate gluten-free oats, let along regular oats. The 4 main culprits are wheat, oats, barley and rye. Some people who suffer from celiac can tolerate plain oats or sometimes GF oats but this cake would have made me very very sick. Just didn’t want someone else who didn’t tell you about this to cause a problem for you in case they ingested this cake. Wishing you the best and thanks for trying to make good-tasting gf food.

  27. 5 stars
    Just made it and it is very good. Just the cake by its self is good and moist. I made it almost sugar free using zylitol and a tiny bit of date syrup. Yum yum. I will be making this again and again.

  28. Hi! I’m thinking about using this recipe for my daughter’s first birthday cake in January. Do you think it would work to make in a round pan and frost all over? Any tips?

  29. 5 stars
    This cake is lovely! I subbed the coconut oil for vegetable oil, added chocolate chips, and topped with a chocolate glaze—and omgoodness, yum! This is the first “healthy” cake recipe I’ve tried and have truly enjoyed. Thanks so much for the recipe!!

  30. 5 stars
    OMG! My favorite cake. Very moist and filling! Since I got an air fryer for Christmas, I put a dab of avocado oil on my chopped pecans and a pinch of salt, stirred and roasted in air fryer for 75 seconds. Sprinkled on top of icing. SO SO GOOD!

  31. 5 stars
    I just made this cake and wow! Perfect for evening snack with tea!! I swapped sugar with stevia and omitted the oil so it was pretty low cal. Thank you!!

  32. Can you make this cake in a 6 inch pan (or split the batter between two 6 inch pans) to make a smaller cake? Should I adjust the bake time?

    1. I’m sorry I haven’t tested this cake in different size pans. I’m sure you’d need some sort of baking adjustment but I don’t know what to recommend without experimenting myself. Wish I could be of more help!

  33. 5 stars
    Thank you so much for this recipe I have made it many times and it always a winner! Especially since I don’t feel guilty eating it with healthy fat and lower sugar. It is delicious.

  34. 5 stars
    Made this for the family tonight (National Applesauce Cake Day) and everyone LOVED it!! This is definitely a keeper!! I used Kite Hill dairy-free cream cheese as I am intolerant to dairy. Thanks for the next staple of our household!!

  35. I haven’t tried this recipe as many others on this comment thread have not. When I look at comments I want to know what people thought of the actual recipe after they cooked it not their comment saying why does this look good because that doesn’t help me in deciding what recipe to choose. I wish people would not comment and say this looks good if they don’t know if it actually IS good.

  36. I made this today for my daughter and son-in-laws anniversary. It was a huge hit! Everybody loved it, even my husband who doesn’t like cinnamon or applesauce. It was perfectly moist without being mushy like so many gf cakes are. The only change I made was in the frosting. 6 oz. of cream cheese and only 1 C. of powdered sugar. You made our day with this recipe – thanks so much!!

    1. I’m sorry Steph I’m not super familiar with egg substitutes and baking; so I don’t have a recommendation I know would work here. Hopefully someone else can chime in!

  37. 5 stars
    I make this recipe all the time, exactly as printed and it always comes out perfect. This is my go-to snack cake and everyone enjoys it! Thank you for sharing this recipe.

  38. As I scrolled through the posts, I noticed that someone else asked this same question but you didn’t answer it: What can be subbed for the oat flour? I’m sensitive and get stomach issues, even with GF oats so I don’t use/eat this at all. THINKING OF USING MY GF FLOUR BLEND INSTEAD? Perhaps 3/4 c gf flour blend and 1/4 c almond meal (not the blanched flour)….I’m trying the blend out this afternoon, will post with results.

    1. I’m sorry, I haven’t tested this cake with anything other than oat flour so I can’t say for sure what will or won’t work!

  39. 5 stars
    Sooo moist and delicious! The spice combination, the nuts (I toasted them first), oat flour etc. Family can’t get enough of this cake. I sometimes omit the icing to cut back on sugar. It’s just as delicious, you don’t miss the icing because the cake is so delicious. BAKE THIS CAKE! You won’t be disappointed.

  40. 5 stars
    This came out beautifully! I am not consuming refined sugars so I swapped out the brown sugar with Lakanto monk fruit “brown sugar” and it worked wonderfully. I did not make the frosting but next time I will and will use the Lakanto monk fruit “powdered sugar.” What a delicious recipe thank you!

  41. 5 stars
    My granddaughter and I made this today for dessert. It was a hit! Instead of the cream cheese frosting, we used powdered Monk Fruit and a little almond milk to make a glaze. It was delicious. Thank you for the recipe! We will make this again.

  42. Hello! I want to try this. I have one question: Baking soda is 1 tsp. and baking powder 1/4 tsp? Want to be sure because usually the baking soda is less. Thanks!!

  43. Hi Chelsea,
    The nutritional value is that including the icing or just the cake? My son just started a diet and I want to make him sweets that won’t derail his diet and I think without the icing would be better.

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