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Your favourite cake.??
A well made Victoria sponge with buttercream and raspberry jam is pretty hard to beat...
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Battenburg....Especially the marzipan coat!
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Carrot. No question.
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Carrot. No question.
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A home-made rich fruit cake with a slosh each of rose water and orange flower water and a crunchy demarara sugar topping
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chocolate cake and chocolate buns filled with chocolate chips and icing or butter cream
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The best cake I have ever tasted was mango and coconut. I had a slice of it and a cup of jasmine tea watching the funny crested birds in the Chinese Peace Garden in Sydney.
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The best cake I have ever tasted was mango and coconut. I had a slice of it and a cup of jasmine tea watching the funny crested birds in the Chinese Peace Garden in Sydney.
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I like cake with flavour. No point in having any otherwise.
![]() A proper chocolate cake made with proper chocolate, frangipane, carrot cake (yumm), brownies (does that count ?).............. |
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Walnut, Chocolate, Carrot, Banana, Ginger, Jamaican Rum Cake any of those, cake needs to be heavy,dense and packing flavour, none of those 20p supermarket airy specimens for me.
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Honeslty I couldn't pick, I just LOVE cake.
I guess maybe chocolate fudge? But that does a huge disserive to lemon drizzle and carrot cake. I also love fruit cake wih marzipan and icing. And yumyums. And Millionaire's Shortbread. And Brownies. And chocolate orange cake. And even a good old Victoria spounge and rhubarb and custard swiss rolls. And lemon meirngue cake. And cherry bakewells. And scones. I just adore all cake really. Can't think of one I don't like. Actually I think my most favourite cake of all is a real good birthday cake with buttercream. MMMMM |
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Someone left my cake out in the rain
I don't think that I can take it, it took so long to make it and I'll never have that recipe again ![]() ![]() I do like a bit of dark fruit cake with a chunk of mature cheddar though. |
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Victoria Sponge.
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Lemon Drizzle
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Lemon Drizzle
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Battenburg....Especially the marzipan coat!
Worked in the factory of a well known cake manufacturer(night shift) many years ago. One night the cleaners did not turn up and as a lowly student I was put on cleaning the Battenburg line. I have never eaten it again
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Not a big cake fan but I do love a nice piece of moist carrot and orange cake with lashings of thick creamy topping (is it cream cheese?)
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Victoria Sponge, but with whipped cream, not buttercream
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coffee walnut......mmmmmm.....
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Chocolate Fudge Cake...nom nom nom!
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there are some very yummy iced buns with raspberry filled jam from M&S.. Someone goes to get a pck from work..very tasty indeedy ..Only small about 6 in them for 99p
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a slice of ginger cake with hot custard
I love Christmas cake too (and my nan's guiness cake)
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Kouign Amann (Breton butter cake).
Love it. Tastes amazing. If you're on a diet, forget it. It's extremely rich and I find it best covered in double cream. Just as well I only eat it about once a year, otherwise I'd have had a heart attack a while back. |
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Hope this works - never done this before!!
Worked in the factory of a well known cake manufacturer(night shift) many years ago. One night the cleaners did not turn up and as a lowly student I was put on cleaning the Battenburg line. I have never eaten it again ![]() ![]() And welcome.. ![]() I can imagine the smell would have been overpowering, I had a summer job when I was a kid picking tomatoes, I will never never eat one again, and strangely enough I am now allergic to them (which helps with not eating them!) |
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