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Aeblekage
Æblekage
Apple purée with caramelised breadcrumbs/macaroon crumbs and whipped cream.
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Denmark
Æblekage
Apple purée with caramelised breadcrumbs/macaroon crumbs and whipped cream.

Zambia
Chikanda
Zambian dish made from boiled root tubers of wild ground orchids; mixed with groundnut meal, baking soda, and spices; boiled into a slurry that thickens into a cake; texture resembles bologna; also called African polony; eaten as a snack, dessert, or accompaniment to nshima; traditionally associated with the Bemba tribe; served at weddings and special occasions; a TasteAtlas-listed must-try.

Lebanon
عيش السرايا
Toasted bread soaked in sugar syrup, layered under ashta or cream and finished with pistachios — a syrup-soaked Egyptian dessert.

Moldova
Maize flour beaten with fresh curd, eggs and soured cream, poured onto a cabbage or walnut leaf and baked into a squat golden cake.

Greece
Αμυγδαλόπιτα
An almond sponge soaked in syrup and perfumed with orange blossom, cut into diamonds and served with Greek coffee across the mainland.

Andorra
Coca masegada
Traditional Andorran sweet flatbread; synonymous with popular celebrations and special occasions; a sweet dough baked flat and topped with sugar and sometimes pine nuts; similar to Catalan coca; found at bakeries and festivals; the sweet flatbread of Andorran celebrations; a festive treat shared at gatherings.

United States
An airy, snow-white sponge cake made only from whipped egg whites, sugar, and flour, baked in a tube pan.

Cambodia
អន្សមចេក
Glutinous rice wrapped around a banana with coconut milk and black beans, rolled in banana leaves and steamed for hours.

Antigua and Barbuda
Sugar Cake
Chewy confection of grated coconut cooked down with sugar, often tinted pink and flavoured with ginger or nutmeg; a classic Antiguan sweet treat; the mixture is often divided into two batches, one coloured pink and the other left white, poured one over the other to form a pink and white cake; found at markets and schoolyards; the sugar cake of Antigua.

Germany
Apfelkuchen
Traditional German apple cake in various forms including sheet cakes, tarts, and layered cakes.

Russia
Шарлотка
Apple Charlotte is a Russian home-style cake made with apples and whipped egg batter.

Dominican Republic
A Dominican sweet cornmeal cake cooked with milk, coconut milk, sugar, and cinnamon, baked until golden. Different from the Colombian/Venezuelan arepa, it's a sweet, dense cake.

Guadeloupe
Avocat Féroce
Spicy little cakes made with avocado, salt cod, and manioc; a Guadeloupean appetizer; perfect for an aperitif or starter; the avocat féroce that is a Guadeloupean bar snack.

Moldova
Dark, dense cake of maize and wheat flour with soured cream, butter and burnt sugar, baked slowly until the top blackens.

Poland
A Polish sweet, airy yeast cake, often with raisins, baked in a fluted mold. An Easter tradition, light and fluffy, served with coffee or tea, a national dessert.

Ukraine
Бабка
Babka is a Western Ukrainian Easter bread made with milk, butter, eggs, sugar, raisins, saffron, vanilla, and lemon peel.

Bahamas
Rum cake
A dense butter cake soaked repeatedly in dark rum syrup until it keeps for weeks without drying.

Malaysia
Light and airy texture with golden color, especially during Hari Raya.

Barbados
Sweet bread
A dense coconut loaf with cherries and raisins, brushed with sugar water so the top glazes, sold by the slab in bakeries.

United States
A dramatic dessert of ice cream atop sponge cake, blanketed in meringue and quickly browned in a hot oven.

Philippines
Bibingka
A rice cake baked in a clay pot lined with banana leaves, topped with salted egg, cheese, and butter, a Christmas staple.

Costa Rica
Tamal asado
Baked corn dessert with cheese, sour cream, sugar, and coconut, moist texture between cake and pudding, a Costa Rican specialty.

Indonesia
Putu Bambu
Steamed rice cake in bamboo tubes with palm sugar center, street snack

Indonesia
Nagasari
Steamed cake with banana slices wrapped in rice flour batter and banana leaf, soft and fragrant.

Wales, United Kingdom
A dense tea loaf of dried fruit soaked overnight in tea, mixed with mixed spice and baked, sliced and buttered.

Egypt
بسبوسة
A Egyptian semolina cake soaked in sugar syrup, topped with almonds or coconut, a daily and sweet shop classic

Libya
A Libyan semolina cake sweetened with date syrup (tamr) instead of sugar, moist and sticky.

Algeria
An Algerian semolina cake soaked in syrup, dense and sweet, often topped with an almond.

Sudan
A Sudanese semolina cake sweetened with syrup and scented with cardamom.

England, United Kingdom
Pink and yellow sponge baked in four bars, joined with apricot jam in a chequerboard and wrapped in marzipan.

Goa, India
Goan bebinca is a many-layered coconut-milk and egg confection, baked one thin layer at a time until bronzed.

Germany
Bienenstich
German yeast cake with a honey-almond topping and vanilla cream filling, crispy and creamy.

Sierra Leone
A crisp, sweet Sierra Leonean sesame wafer made by cooking sesame seeds in a sugar base, rolling it thin, and cutting it into diamond shapes; a traditional crunchy sweet snack.

Sierra Leone
A Sierra Leonean sesame confection cooked with sugar into a crisp, nutty cake.

Bermuda
Black Rum Cake
A rich, dark Bundt cake made with flour, sugar, butter, eggs, pecans, and Gosling's Black Seal Rum in both the batter and the glaze; a year-round dessert but especially popular at Christmas and special occasions; a Bermudian tradition.

Bangladesh
ভাপা পিঠা
Ground rice flour packed loosely into a bowl over grated coconut and date molasses, then steamed through a cloth into a soft cake.