1/2 Cup Vegetable Oil
3 Large Eggs
Mix according to package directions except use the above ingredients, Spray a 9x13 inch pan with baking spray. Pour in cake mix & bake in a preheated oven for 30 to 35 minutes. Remove from oven poke holes in the cake & pour over the cake the following while still warm!
14 Ounces of Sweetened Condenses Milk + 8 Ounces of Caramel Topping. I could only find a 12 Ounce jar & I used all of it, it was just fine!
Now chill the cake.
Once chilled at least 2 hours but overnight works, crush up Butterfingers candy bars enough to make about 2 cups. The original recipe calls for 1 cup crushed Butterfingers but more chocolate is better in my book! Helpful tip, refrigerate the Butterfingers if it is a hot day, that way they crush instead of smoosh! I froze mine that worked great except they were harder to crush, but they definitely crushed nicely! Now sprinkle 1/2 of the crushed Butterfingers over the top of the cake. Cover the top with the following,
8 Ounces of beaten softened cream cheese, & 1 teaspoon of vanilla once beaten beat in to the mixture, 12 ounces of thawed frozen whipped topping also known as Cool Whip! I had to buy the larger tub my grocer did not have the 12 ounce tubs, DARN! NOT! I just used the rest as I will tell you!
Now spread the leftover Cool Whip over the cream cheese mixture, Now sprinkle the rest of the crushed Butterfingers & refrigerate another 2 hours at least!
This cake is suppose to serve 20 servings & I thought HA, sure it does, that is sarcasm folks! So Jen & I served up the nice big pieces you see in the first picture, HOLY COW, we could not finish or servings. This is a rich, dense, wet wonderful cake but after 2 bites you think WOW I think I am full. This takes "that sinking feeling" to a whole new level. PS: my caramel topping that I added to the mixture that you pour over the cake, the 4 extra tablespoons that I added to that step, I wish I had saved it & drizzled it over the top of the cake & some chocolate drizzle would have been extra goodness too. But on its' own this cake is a winner!