Taste that Takes the Cake

by onewhitedress on 25/08/09 at 9:37 am

Taste that Takes the Cake

We all pay special attention to the way our wedding cake looks.  The icing style and colours, the shape and number of tiers, the piping, the flowers and the decoration… But how many of you really put the same thought into the way the cake tastes?

It’s a traditional approach to chose fruit cake, served simply with a nice cup of tea. However today, it’s becoming more and more fashionable to experiment with flavour combinations that sound almost as good as they taste. To help you decide, here are a few suggestions of divinely decadent cakes that I would like a big slice of right about now…

1. Cherry Ripe. A rich chocolate cake flavoured with desiccated coconut, whole cherries and sandwiched together with Cherry liqueur ganache.

2. White Chocolate & Pistachio. A sweet silky cake with chewy nutty chunks layered with white chocolate sugar cream.

3. Tiramisu. A take on this delicious Italian desert. Thin layers of white butter cake, separated with coffee mascarpone and Rum cream.

4. Malibu. Moist coconut cake paired with a white rum and lime syrup and lashings of whipped cream.

5. Spiced Walnut. A delicious cake combining the spicy flavours of nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger and roasted walnuts, thinly layered with a sweet cream cheese-filling.

Care to share your uique wedding cake flavours? Please do let us know so we can all drool together… ♥

From Left to Right - 1, 3, 4 & 6 Martha Stewart. 2. BBC Good Food 5.  MSN Lifestyle

3 Comments

Melanie

Aug 25th, 2009

My wedding cake was layers of chocolate and caramel mud cake. Yum!

Ellen Delandro

Aug 26th, 2009

Our wedding cake was chocolate & caramel marble mudcake… so very yummy. We still have a tiny bit in the freezer almost one year on - we will take it with us on our “second honeymoon” and eat it on our anniversary.

Brooke Thorley

Sep 4th, 2009

Our wedding cake was a chocolate, caramel and vanilla mud cake, a swirl of all the flavours into one. Was so yummy.

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