This dump peach cobbler requires just 4 ingredients! With whipped cream and vanilla ice cream on top, it is the perfect easy dessert you’ve been dreaming about. Dump peach cobbler with canned peaches and cake mix is the bomb.
We’re working our way through our favorite fruit combinations and this dump peach cobbler is what we made tonight. So yummy topped with some ice cream. One of our favorite easy dump cake recipes here on The Typical Mom. (originally published 10/18, affiliate links present)
Peach Cobbler with Canned Peaches and Cake Mix
- You could easily eat this peach cobbler dump cake naked too.
- I mean without anything on top but if we’re going to go all out then let’s not stop at the cake shall we.
Using frozen fruit I’d opt to make a Bisquick peach cobbler because you only need 5 ingredients to throw it together. No boxed cake mix necessary, just the “yellow box” you normally make pancakes with.
Yes we do love using fresh fruit like our air fryer peaches recipe here, but they aren’t always available year round. Canned is second best.
Peach Dump Cake Cobbler
Just like our cherry pineapple dump cake recipe you only need a few cans of this and a box of that to throw this easy cobbler style dessert together. After that it is up to you what you’d like to add in or on top to jazz it up even more.
If you’ve never made one of these throw together desserts, a dump cake recipe is extremely versatile. Beyond the pie filling, cake mix and butter you can swap the type of fruit used and flavors you love.
- Traditionally this is what it looks like once it is prepared.
Peach Dump Cake
Here are a few questions you might have before you get going.
If you’re having a brunch or holiday get together you might want to make this ahead of time. It can sit out for a good 12 hours, then store what’s not eaten in airtight containers in your refrigerator.
I generally don’t have any leftovers so there’s that. BUT if I did yes of course you’d want to transfer it into a bowl, cover with plastic wrap and put into the fridge.
Warm in 30 sec. intervals in microwave.
Well generally you use boxed cake mix so it’s not “homemade” but I guess you could make that yourself. If so you just layer the ingredients as directed in the recipe. Generally pats of butter are at the very top.
Here are a few dump cake added ingredient ideas we’ve used. Use your imagination and add others.
- Crushed nuts – honey roasted are great
- Oats – old fashioned, not instant, to make it a bit more like a cobbler texture
- Raisins – I don’t know about you but I seriously think I could put them in almost every dessert for added flavor but totally up to you
Dump Peach Cake
Here is a quick step by step for our dump peach cobbler so you get the idea. Yes it’s named dump for a reason. There is literally No stirring involved.
If you’re unfamiliar with dump cake recipes they are different from a traditional cake you’d make in several ways.
- They don’t rise as you’d expect a cake to do
- They’re very moist
- Dump cakes are best eaten right out of the oven – my opinion obviously but I’ve made dozens of them
- You don’t follow the directions on the back of the cake mix box
- They are egg free – Important to know for those who cannot have eggs but want a yummy dessert. Yes there are some exceptions, but most do not use eggs.
Here is how our peach dump cake turned out when I took it out of the oven. Yes it’s a bit messy and wonderful.
- Don’t worry if you feel like it looks too wet. It is just right when the middle is golden brown like you see here.
Easy peach cobbler
- 9×13″ baking dish – I prefer glass
- Box of cake mix – we used yellow cake mix but you could use just about any flavor, spice cake mix would be wonderful too
- Peach pie filling – in a can
- if you want to use fresh or frozen fruit follow our fresh peach dump cake recipe
- Can of sliced peaches – with the juice and all, I used this one with lower sugar, you just dump it right in (I sliced the peaches into smaller pieces right in the can just so they would spread out a bit more)
- Melted butter
- Any additional toppings – nuts, oats
- Ice cream if you want to top it with that – and you should……
It’s almost as easy as our 3 ingredient dump cake but with one added can of fruit.
Peach dump cake
After you try this here are a few other goodies to make!
- Cranberry apple cobbler and our easy cherry crisp are great too.
- Apple cobbler
- Pineapple angel food cake recipe
- Pumpkin pie dump cake
- Fresh peach pie
- Our peach angel food cake below is what you should try next
- Using peaches in heavy syrup instead of pie filling it is lighter, our family loves it.
Canned Peach Cobbler
You’re just going to preheat oven to 350 degrees and melt your stick of butter. Then layer all the ingredients in the order I share below in the recipe card.
Make sure everything is spread evenly but do not stir. Serving warm is the best way. I allow it to sit for about 10 minutes to allow it to settle, then top with ice cream.
- You are going to just scoop it. No cutting is required, that is impossible with dump cakes so don’t even try.
- It’s not about that when it comes to this warm dessert. It’s about the fruit and flavors inside. You’re good….just dig in.
Want to make this in your pressure cooker?? Here’s instructions for Instant Pot peach cobbler!
Here’s the printable directions for dump peach cobbler or peach dump cake you might call it.
Time needed: 50 minutes.
Peach Cobbler
- Preheat
Spray 13×9 pan with non stick spray and preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Layer
Pour can of pie filling on bottom of dish, then sprinkle cake mix powder on top of that evenly across the pan. Sprinkle oats and nuts on top if you want to add those.
Melt your butter and pour that across your mixture evenly. Use a knife to slice the peaches in the can into smaller pieces (just do this in the can, they are very soft and will cut easily with a butter knife). Pour this across the top of your cake mix evenly. - Bake
Bake for about 50 minutes or until the top, cake part, is lightly golden brown and no longer looks wet in the middle.
- Cool
Allow to sit for at least 10 min. once you take it out so it can settle and thicken up. Best if served immediately with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top.
Want to see a few of my favorite things that I am totally obsessed with or visit my Etsy shop?? Take a peek and see how many you might already have…twinsies!
Looking for more easy family recipes and tips? LIKE The Typical Mom Facebook page?
Then sign up for my free newsletter, and follow me on Pinterest! 😉
***** If you LOVED this recipe give it 5 Stars below and let everyone know what you thought about it. 😉
Dump Peach Cobbler
Ingredients
Instructions
- Spray 13×9 pan with non stick spray and preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Pour can of pie filling on bottom of dish, then sprinkle cake mix powder on top of that evenly across the pan.
- Sprinkle oats and nuts on top if you want to add those. Melt your butter and pour that across your mixture evenly.
- Use a knife to slice the peaches into smaller pieces (just do this in the can, they are very soft and will cut easily with a butter knife). Pour this across the top of your cake mix evenly.
- Bake for about 50 minutes or until the top, cake part, is lightly golden brown and no longer looks wet in the middle.
- Allow to sit for about 10 min. once you take it out so it can settle and thicken up. Best if served immediately with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top.
Video
Vickie
Friday 17th of June 2022
Since I didn't need 6 servings I made a 1/2 recipe. Very easy and delicious. I will definitely make this again.
Oral George
Sunday 29th of May 2022
Could you please put me on your mailing list thank you
diane rockman
Wednesday 28th of April 2021
Do you use the juice off the can of peaches?
The Typical Mom
Friday 30th of April 2021
The whole thing yes
Anisah
Sunday 4th of August 2019
Can you make this in the Instant Pot? If so how long would you cook it for and what kind of release?
thanks!
Anisah
The Typical Mom
Monday 5th of August 2019
I am working on a recipe in the IP, for now you can follow my IP dump cake recipes using apple pie filling.
Renee Goerger
Monday 17th of June 2019
This dessert sums up summer for me. So, so good!
Mary Bean
Tuesday 14th of June 2022
I whole heartedly agree