Where to Buy the Galactic Brownie Cake at Nothing Bundt Cakes
- You cannot buy it yet. It runs 24 August to 6 September 2026. Nothing Bundt Cakes’ own flavours page currently shows Lemon Raspberry through 30 August and does not mention Galactic Brownie anywhere.
- It comes in one size only. The wording is ‘Available in Bundtlet size only’ — the single-serve size. You cannot order it as an 8-inch, a 10-inch or a tiered cake, so it does not work as a party centrepiece.
- The window is 14 days, and shorter if it sells out. Every flavour in the lineup carries ‘while supplies last’, so the end date is a ceiling rather than a promise.
- Rewards members get in first, but no date has been published. Bundtastic Rewards members get early access before general release; the company has not said when that early window opens.
- No price has been published. It is not on the flavours page and not in the announcement, so you will see it when you pick a bakery.
You cannot buy it yet. The Galactic Brownie Cake runs at Nothing Bundt Cakes from 24 August to 6 September 2026 — eight days away as this is published.
And there is one thing worth knowing before you plan around it: it only comes in the Bundtlet size. You cannot order it as a full cake.
Can you buy it right now?
No. We checked Nothing Bundt Cakes’ own flavours page, and Galactic Brownie is not on it — the word “Galactic” does not appear anywhere on the page.
What the page does show is the current limited flavour, Lemon Raspberry, “Available 7/20-8/30”. That is the seller advertising something else, which is exactly what you would expect a week and a bit before a new flavour starts.
That also gives you a check you can run yourself, without trusting this page: open the flavours page. When Galactic Brownie appears on it, it is on sale.
When exactly is it available?
24 August to 6 September 2026 — fourteen days. But read the qualifier the company attaches to every flavour in the lineup: “while supplies last”.
That makes 6 September a ceiling, not a promise. A pop-up flavour that sells well can disappear from a given bakery before the published end date, and stock is per-bakery rather than pooled nationally.
The size catch
“Available in Bundtlet size only.” That is the company’s own wording, and it is the single most important line for anyone planning around this.
A Bundtlet is the individual, single-serve size. So:
- You cannot order it as an 8-inch or 10-inch Bundt Cake.
- You cannot order it as a tiered cake.
- If you want it for a group, you are buying multiple Bundtlets, not one cake.
If you were thinking of this as a birthday centrepiece, that is the plan that does not work.
How it compares with the rest of the autumn lineup
This is where the restriction becomes obvious — the returning flavour is treated completely differently from the two new ones.
| Flavour | Dates | Sizes |
|---|---|---|
| Biscoff Cookie Butter | 17 Aug – 11 Oct | All Bundt Cake sizes |
| Galactic Brownie | 24 Aug – 6 Sep | Bundtlet only |
| Apple Pie | 14 Sep – 27 Sep | Bundtlet only |
Biscoff runs for roughly eight weeks in every size. Galactic Brownie runs for two weeks in one size. They are both “limited time”, and they are not remotely the same offer.
If you want a full-size cake this autumn, Biscoff is the one that exists in that format.
What is actually in it?
Per the announcement: rich, fudgy chocolate cake topped with a smooth brownie batter glaze, finished with colourful candy-coated rainbow sprinkles.
It is a chocolate-on-chocolate product with a sprinkle finish — the “galactic” is the look, not a flavour note.
Where to buy it
At Nothing Bundt Cakes bakeries nationwide, from 24 August. Three routes, all from the company:
| How | Notes |
|---|---|
| In bakery | Stock is per-location, so availability can differ between two nearby bakeries |
| Online | Order through the site once the flavour is live |
| Mobile app | Also where Rewards early access would appear |
There is no third-party retailer for this. It is sold by the chain, in its own bakeries and through its own ordering.
Can you get it early?
Yes, if you are a Bundtastic Rewards member — but no date has been published.
The announcement says Rewards members get early access to the new Pop-Up flavours before general release. It does not say when that window opens or how long it lasts, and we are not going to guess. Rewards is free to join, so if the early window matters to you, joining before the 24th costs nothing.
What does it cost?
No price has been published. It is not on the flavours page and it is not in the announcement.
We are not going to estimate one. Prices at this chain are not listed centrally, so the figure you pay is the one shown when you select your bakery.
What to do now
- Do not plan a party around it. Bundtlet only. If you need a cake, look at Biscoff, which runs in all sizes until 11 October.
- Check the flavours page rather than the calendar. When it appears there, it is live.
- Join Rewards before the 24th if early access matters — it is free, and the early window has no published date.
- Go early in the run, not late. “While supplies last” applies per bakery, and 6 September is the last possible day rather than a guaranteed one.
- Call your local bakery if you are travelling for it. Stock is per-location.
Sources
| Source | What it supports here |
|---|---|
| Nothing Bundt Cakes flavours page | That Galactic Brownie is not yet listed, and that the current limited flavour is Lemon Raspberry through 30 August. Read directly on 16 August 2026 |
| Nothing Bundt Cakes: Bundtastic Rewards | The rewards programme referenced for early access |
| Bake Magazine: Nothing Bundt Cakes brings back Biscoff Cookie Butter Cake | The full autumn lineup with dates, the “Bundtlet size only” wording, the product description, the ordering routes and the Rewards early-access line. Published 11 August 2026 |
Checked 16 August 2026. No affiliate links, and no payment was received for any link on this page.
How we verified this
The “not yet” claim comes from Nothing Bundt Cakes’ own site, not from coverage. We opened its flavours page and searched the rendered text: “Galactic” appears zero times, and so does “Brownie”. What the page does carry is Lemon Raspberry, labelled “Available 7/20-8/30, while supplies last” — the only date range on the page. So the seller’s own site is currently advertising a different limited flavour, which is what you would expect eight days before this one starts.
We verified that page is real before drawing anything from it. An invented page and an invented flavours sub-page on the same domain both return 404, so a live response there means something.
The dates and the size restriction are quoted, not paraphrased. The announcement gives “Galactic Brownie Cake (August 24 to September 6)” and “Available in Bundtlet size only, while supplies last”. That last clause is the whole reason this article exists, and paraphrasing it as “limited sizes” would lose it.
Our main source was unreachable to plain fetching and had to be read in a browser. Bake Magazine, along with two other outlets carrying the same announcement, returns a Cloudflare block to direct requests — for a real URL and an invented one alike, which voids that test entirely. We opened the page in a browser instead and read it directly, and it carries the byline, the date and images credited to Nothing Bundt Cakes. The two outlets we could not open at all are not cited.
We did not claim prices vary because the chain is franchised. That is a plausible explanation and we could not verify it: the company’s own franchise path returns 404 and the separate franchising domain we found is a placeholder. So the article says only what is observable — that no price is published on the flavours page or in the announcement.
No early-access date is given because none was published. The announcement says Bundtastic Rewards members get early access “before it becomes available to all guests” and stops there. We are not going to invent a date, and readers relying on it should check the app.
The hero image is a generic chocolate bundt, deliberately. It is not a photograph of this product, which has its own distinctive finish. Nothing here should be used to identify what you are buying.