
South Korea
Rainbow Rice Cake
무지개떡
A steamed rice cake with colorful layers (green, yellow, pink, white) resembling a rainbow, served at celebrations.
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South Korea
무지개떡
A steamed rice cake with colorful layers (green, yellow, pink, white) resembling a rainbow, served at celebrations.

India
रवा इडली
A variation of idli made from semolina instead of rice, originating from Karnataka. It is softer and often includes grated carrots and cashews.

Guyana
Salara
A soft bread dough rolled around bright red sweetened coconut and baked, sliced to show the spiral.

United States
A crimson, cocoa-tinged layer cake with cream-cheese frosting — a Southern signature.

Serbia
Реформ торта
Thin walnut meringue layers stacked with chocolate buttercream, dense and very sweet.

Istanbul, Albania
Ρεβανί
Semolina cake bathed in lemon syrup, baked golden and cut in squares — an Ottoman dessert that travelled across the Balkans and Greece under many names, served at cafés and home tables alike.

New England, United States
A Rhode Island fried dough, similar to a funnel cake, dusted with sugar or cinnamon.

Hungary
Rigó Jancsi is a chocolate sponge cake with chocolate mousse and apricot jam, named after a Roma violinist.

Brunei
Kuih Cincin
Traditional Bruneian snack translating as 'ring cake'; made from wheat flour, brown sugar, and red palm sugar; the dough is shaped into floral forms with ring-shaped holes, coated in rice flour, and deep-fried; has a crispy texture and distinctive sweet flavour; a popular kuih-muih in Brunei.

France
Baba au rhum
Yeast cake soaked in rum syrup, often served with whipped cream.

Finland
Runebergintorttu
Small cylinder-shaped cake named after poet Johan Ludvig Runeberg, with almond flour, ginger, cardamom, raspberry jam center.

Latvia
Rupjmaizes kartupeļu torte
Cake made with rye bread crumbs and potatoes, a sweet dessert showcasing traditional ingredients.

Latvia
Rupjmaizes kārtojums
Layered dessert of sweetened rye bread crumbs, cream and berry preserves, a type of trifle.

Vienna, Austria
Famous chocolate sponge cake with apricot jam layer and chocolate icing, invented 1832 by Franz Sacher, Austria's most legendary dessert, iconic.

China
萨其马
Strands of fried egg dough bound into a slab with malt sugar syrup and studded with raisins and sesame, cut into soft squares.

England, United Kingdom
Saffron Cake is a traditional pastry from United Kingdom.

San Marino
Bustrengo
Traditional Sammarinese Christmas fruit cake made with cornmeal, flour, stale bread, eggs, olive oil, milk, honey, apples, figs, raisins, and citrus zest; traditionally baked in a copper pot in a fireplace covered with hot coals; very rich and dense, served in small portions with sweet wine; a peasant dessert that never threw away food; a TasteAtlas-listed dish.

Goa, India
साण्णं
Fermented rice batter is steamed into soft, slightly sweet cakes in Goa and coastal Karnataka.

Romania
Savarină
A ring of yeasted sponge soaked heavily in sugar syrup, split and filled with whipped cream and topped with jam.

Rakhine State, Myanmar
စောလှိုင်မုန့်
Rakhine cake of millet or glutinous rice flour with coconut and jaggery, baked over coals until the top browns and the inside stays chewy.

Lombardy, Italy
Mantuan crumbly cake of cornmeal, almonds, and lemon zest, traditionally broken (not cut) into chunks. A rustic dessert from the Gonzaga era.

Tuscany, Italy
Tuscan sweet focaccia baked with black grapes and sugar, a harvest-time bread. Also called schiacciata con l'uva.

Winnipeg, Canada
Winnipeg dessert of angel food cake layers and whipped cream, covered with crushed pecans and caramel sauce.

Myanmar
ဆနွင်းမကင်း
Semolina baked with coconut milk, butter, sugar and egg into a dense, slightly gritty cake, topped with poppy or sesame seed and cut into diamonds.

Poland
Polish cheesecake of twaróg (quark), eggs, sugar, and vanilla, baked on a shortcrust base. A national dessert, dense and creamy, served with raisins or fruit, a café and home staple.

Poland
'Wet cheesecake': a Polish cheesecake with a sponge-cake top that becomes moist ('with dew') during baking. A bakery specialty, dense and creamy, a beloved variant.

Albania
Shëndetlie
Honey and walnut cake, the name means for health, dense sponge with ground walnuts and honey soaked in honey-lemon syrup, prominent walnut flavor with dense but moist texture, a celebration cake.

Croatia
Skradinska torta
Unique cake from Skradin with walnut base glazed with chocolate, a regional specialty, rich and traditional, rare and prized.

Iceland
Skyrkaka
No-bake cheesecake-style torte made with skyr, cream and berries.

Scania, Sweden
Skånsk spettkaka
Conical spit cake from Skåne with protected geographical designation, extremely crisp and sweet.

United States
A Pennsylvania Dutch term for cheesecake — a simple, dense, cheese-and-egg custard.

United States
Maryland's official dessert: a thin layer cake of eight to fifteen layers with chocolate icing.

Cantabria, Spain
Sobao pasiego
A traditional buttery sponge cake from Cantabria, baked in a distinctive trapezoidal paper wrapper, with a dense, moist, slightly chewy texture.

Transdanubia, Hungary
Somlói Galuska is a trifle with three sponge layers (plain, chocolate, walnut), vanilla cream, raisins, and chocolate sauce.

Panama
Sopa borracha
A Panamanian dessert of sponge cake soaked in plum, raisin, rum, and brandy syrup with cinnamon and cloves, a festive and wedding classic

Russia
Сметанник
Sour cream cake is a Russian layer cake with sour-cream frosting, moist layers, and a tangy flavour.