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Watergate cake is one of those recipes where no one’s really sure of the exact origin of the cake and conflicting stories abound. Some claim the cake was based on Watergate salad, while others claim the salad was based on the cake. Neither were invented at the Watergate Hotel, the location known for the burglary that eventually led President Richard Nixon to resign. But whatever the origins, the cake itself has been around since the mid-1970s and has been pleasing pistachio fans for decades since.<\/p>\n

The cake uses boxed cake mix combined with instant pistachio pudding mix and extra pistachio nuts thrown in for good measure. The frosting is a whipped version that also contains pistachio pudding mix. If you or anyone you know likes pistachios, make this cake as soon as you can.<\/p>\n

Watergate Cake Ingredients<\/h2>\n

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