
Colombia
Torta Maria Luisa
A Colombian orange sponge cake layered with berry jam, dusted with icing sugar. A classic home-baked dessert, served with coffee or hot chocolate.
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Colombia
A Colombian orange sponge cake layered with berry jam, dusted with icing sugar. A classic home-baked dessert, served with coffee or hot chocolate.

Colombia
A Colombian sweet corn cake of fresh corn, milk, sugar, and cheese, baked until golden. A coastal and Andean specialty, sweet and dense.

Cayman Islands
World- rum cake baked in the Caribbean with walnuts, hand-glazed with special 5-year-old oak barrel aged Tortuga Gold Rum, then vacuum-sealed; the #1 export of the Cayman Islands; founded in 1987 using a four-generation family recipe; a Cayman product.

Sweden
Sponge cake with almond-caramel topping, a home-baking favorite.

Jamaica
Small dense coconut cake sweetened with brown sugar and spiced with nutmeg and vanilla, cut into squares.

Northern Portugal, Portugal
A rich almond and egg yolk sweet from Guimarães, despite the name meaning bacon from heaven.

Germany
Baumkuchen
German spit cake with characteristic tree-ring layers from baking on a rotating spit, labor-intensive.

Podlasie, Lithuania
Šakotis
A spit cake grilled layer by layer into a distinctive branching tree shape, a centerpiece of Lithuanian weddings.

Mexico
A sponge cake soaked in three milks — evaporated, condensed, and cream — topped with meringue.

Albania
Trilecë
Albanian three-milk cake, light sponge soaked in whole milk, condensed milk, and cream, topped with golden caramel sauce, well-soaked cake with distinct caramel topping, a beloved celebration dessert.

Curaçao
Tumba cake; a traditional Curaçaoan rum cake; a sweet, moist cake flavored with rum; a feature of celebrations and gatherings; a reflection of Caribbean rum traditions

Lebanon
صفوف
A dense yellow cake of semolina and flour coloured with turmeric, scattered with pine nuts and cut into diamonds.

United States
The cream-filled golden sponge cake — an American snack icon since 1930.

Nagoya, Japan
ういろう
Uiro, the firm steamed rice-flour cake sold in long bars at Nagoya station, is a named regional omiyage.

Fiji
Grated cassava baked with shredded coconut, sugar and butter into a dense, chewy slab — Fiji's cassava cake.

Moravian Wallachia, Czech Republic
Valašský frgál
Large round sweet cake from Moravian Wallachia.

Vanuatu
Vanuatu coconut cake combines flour, eggs, sugar, butter, and grated coconut in a simple baked dessert with a moist, fragrant crumb.

Serbia
Васина торта
A layered cake of walnut and almond sponge with a chocolate and orange cream, named after the man it was made for in the 19th century.

England, United Kingdom
Two plain butter sponges sandwiched with raspberry jam and sometimes cream, dusted with caster sugar rather than iced.

Christiansted, U.S. Virgin Islands
Layered Crucian cake with several layers of fruit preserves; an authentic Crucian Vienna cake should have at least one layer of green lime and guavaberry preserve; brandy moistens the layers between fruit; a traditional holiday dessert on St. Croix.

Iceland
Vínarterta
Layered cardamom-prune cake, a Christmas and Icelandic-Canadian classic.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Black Cake
Dried fruits soaked for months in rum and wine, then baked into a dense, dark, molasses-rich cake; a traditional Vincentian Christmas dessert; the presence of black cake during holidays reflects European influence; the black cake of Saint Vincent; a festive, rum-soaked tradition; a Christmas staple.

Switzerland
Gâteau du Vully
A flat yeasted cake dimpled all over and filled with cream and either sugar and cinnamon or bacon and cumin.

South Korea
호두과자
Small, walnut-shaped cakes filled with walnut pieces and red bean paste, baked in a special mold, a popular street snack.

South Korea
백설기
A pure white, steamed rice cake made from finely ground non-glutinous rice, the most basic and fundamental Korean tteok.

Central Java, Indonesia
Wingko, the dense pan-baked coconut-and-glutinous-rice cake sold at Semarang station as the city's standard gift, is a named regional product.

Warsaw, Poland
A Warsaw chocolate cake with a layer of jam and cream, glazed with chocolate. Named after the W-Z (East-West) route, a café classic since the 1940s, rich and chocolatey.

Yemen
Rawani
A semolina and coconut cake baked in a tray and soaked in syrup while hot, cut in diamonds.

France
Buche de Noel
Yule log cake for Christmas, sponge rolled with cream and decorated festively.

Hong Kong
紙包蛋糕
Paper-wrapped cake, the small sponge baked in a paper cone in Hong Kong's old bakeries, is a named local bake and a nostalgia item.

Slovenia
Zlevanka is a Slovenian baked cake of buckwheat or millet batter, lightly sweetened and cut into squares.

Zug, Switzerland
A layer cake of sponge, buttercream and meringue nuts soaked in Zuger Kirsch, from Zug, the canton famous for its cherry brandy.

Slovenia
Šarkelj is a Slovenian ring cake with a tender crumb, often marbled or lightly spiced and baked in a mould.