Nothing Bundt Cakes Is Officially Open in Kokomo: Here’s What You Need to Know

There’s a new place in Kokomo to satisfy your sweet tooth and if you’ve never heard of a Bundtlet or a Bundtini, don’t worry. We’re about to get you caught up.

Nothing Bundt Cakes is officially open in Kokomo, bringing the popular specialty cake bakery to 1419 S. Reed Road.

And despite the name, this isn’t simply a traditional bakery selling a few large Bundt cakes.

Nothing Bundt Cakes has built an entire concept around one dessert, offering its signature Bundt cakes in everything from bite-sized portions and individual cakes to large decorated cakes for birthdays, weddings and other celebrations.

The company was founded by Dena Tripp and Debbie Shwetz in Las Vegas in 1997. What started in their home kitchens has since grown to more than 550 bakery locations across more than 40 states and Canada.

Now, Kokomo has one of its own.

So, what exactly is Nothing Bundt Cakes?

Think of it as part bakery, part dessert shop and part celebration store.

The specialty is, you guessed it, Bundt cake. But rather than the plain Bundt cakes some people may remember sitting on grandma's kitchen table, Nothing Bundt Cakes has turned them into an entire dessert lineup.

The cakes are handcrafted in the bakery and finished with the company's signature cream cheese frosting, recognizable by the thick ribbons of frosting running down the sides of the cakes.

Customers can stop in for an individual treat, pick up a dozen miniature cakes for the office or order a fully decorated cake for a major celebration.

Bundtinis, Bundtlets and Bundts, what's the difference?

If you're visiting for the first time, there are a few terms you'll want to know.

Bundtinis are the smallest option. They're cupcake sized miniature Bundt cakes sold by the dozen and can be ordered in an assortment of flavors. Because they're individually portioned, there's no cake cutting required, making them an easy option for parties, showers, meetings and other events.

Bundtlets are personal sized Bundt cakes. They're individually packaged and essentially serve as the company's answer to grabbing a cupcake or other individual dessert. They can also be packaged into gift towers and bundles.

Then there are the traditional Bundt Cakes.

The standard Bundt serves approximately eight guests, while the larger Big Bundt serves approximately 18. For an even bigger celebration, a tiered cake combines the two sizes and serves approximately 26 guests.

That means you don't have to be throwing a birthday party to stop in. You can walk in and grab something just for yourself.

And then there are the flavors

This may be where first time customers have the hardest decision to make.

Nothing Bundt Cakes offers a rotating lineup that includes longtime favorites, seasonal selections and limited-time flavors.

The company's current flavor lineup includes favorites such as:

  • Chocolate Chocolate Chip

  • Red Velvet

  • White Chocolate Raspberry

  • Confetti

  • Lemon

  • Strawberries & Cream

  • Oreo Cookies & Cream

  • Classic Vanilla

  • Carrot

  • Biscoff Cookie Butter Cake

The bakery also offers select cakes made with gluten free ingredients, including Chocolate Chip Cookie and Lemon Raspberry, although the company notes that those cakes are prepared on equipment that also processes gluten-containing products and may contain traces of gluten. Availability can also vary by bakery.

And keep an eye out for flavors that aren't always there.

Nothing Bundt Cakes regularly releases seasonal and limited-time creations. Right now, for example, the company is offering an Apple Pie Cake pop-up flavor featuring a spiced cake with cinnamon apples and brown sugar streusel for a limited time, while supplies last.

It's also a birthday and celebration shop

One thing that may surprise people who have never visited a Nothing Bundt Cakes is how much of the business revolves around celebrations.

Customers can order decorated Bundt cakes for birthdays, baby showers, weddings, anniversaries, graduations, holidays, sporting events, teacher appreciation and plenty of other occasions.

The company offers more than 60 handcrafted cake designs throughout the year, and the bakery also carries celebration extras including candles, balloons, party supplies, décor and gifts.

So if you need to grab a cake and realize five minutes before the party that you forgot the candles, they've thought of that, too.

The bakery also accepts pre-orders, while select flavors and sizes are generally available for walk-in customers. Because availability can vary, the company recommends ordering ahead if you have your heart set on a particular flavor or decorated design.

Yes, there's a Bundt cake truck

And because apparently a building full of Bundt cakes wasn't enough fun, Nothing Bundt Cakes also has a mobile cake truck concept.

Nothing Bundt Cakes trucks operating in other markets essentially bring the bakery on the road, carrying individually packaged Bundtlets in the company's signature flavors to sporting events, community festivals, school fundraisers, weddings, corporate events and other gatherings.

Keep an eye on their social media platforms, because it looks like the Bundt Cake Truck has already been making appearances around Kokomo and you never know where it might pop up next!

They do weddings, corporate orders and events, too

Nothing Bundt Cakes isn't limited to someone walking in for dessert.

The company markets its cakes for weddings, showers, office parties, corporate gatherings, employee appreciation, birthdays and other large events, with catering available through participating bakeries.

For weddings, customers can choose from individual Bundtinis and Bundtlets or larger and tiered Bundt cakes, creating an alternative to a traditional wedding cake.

The individually packaged options also make the concept particularly suited to offices and large events where handing everyone their own dessert can be easier than slicing and serving a cake.

You can earn free cake, too

Frequent visitors can sign up for the company's Bundtastic Rewards program.

Members currently earn 10 points for every $1 spent, with points converting into rewards including free cake. Members can also receive a free Bundtlet for their birthday along with access to other member perks, bonuses and promotions.

Where to find Nothing Bundt Cakes in Kokomo

The new Kokomo bakery is located at:

Nothing Bundt Cakes
1419 S. Reed Road
Kokomo, IN 46902
765-324-9070

Nothing Bundt Cakes

Current listed hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.

So whether you need a full cake for a birthday, a dozen tiny Bundtinis for the office, an individual Bundtlet because Tuesday feels like an appropriate occasion for cake, or you simply want to find out what all the Bundt fuss is about, Kokomo officially has a new place to try.

And with flavors ranging from Chocolate Chocolate Chip and Red Velvet to White Chocolate Raspberry and Oreo Cookies & Cream, your first challenge may simply be deciding which one to try first.

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