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- Cake dates back to ancient Egypt and pops up in recipe books from almost every culture throughout time. We took a look at cake around the world.
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18 Cakes From Around The World | Around The World | Insider Food
I say, if you are afraid of eating food in other countries, at least try their cake. 🙂
No
Exactly exceptions are :allergic ore you now it already qnd don't like it but don't say eww bevour trying
I'm not a cake person... I prefer pie or ice cream for dessert
Respectfully I will not be eating Dundee
I would NEVER eat food from China, Tokyo, Japan or any countries like that
@5:18 *”Are there any we missed?”* 😆 Since you featured 18 cakes when there are literally hundreds of iconic cakes around the world, I think the answer is clear.
Give them a break you try making 18 cakes and editing a video
@@cloudymello9952 They have an entire company producing these videos
@@cloudymello9952 😆 Always the worst type of responses. “Can you do better!?” I like this channel but the question is lazy. How about “what is your country’s most popular cake?” Or “how many of these have you tasted?” Or “what other cakes would you like to us make?”
@@alexmunch9275 you realize there making abt 10 Videos at once and maybe two or three people work on the cakes
That's exactly what I said.
0:17 Uruguay
0:38 Turkey
1:03 England
1:20 Nicaragua
1:37 Chile
1:55 Australia
2:10 Zimbabwe
2:27 United States
2:45. Scotland
3:00 Malaysia
3:12 Morocco
3:25 Denmark
3:35 Mozambique
3:51 Trinidad and Tobago
4:10 France
4:25 Portugal
4:49 Grenada
5:03 Germany
Hope that was helpful..
Be safe everyone❤️❤️❤️
Wow that must’ve taken a lot of your time thx 🤟
@@tocastar4615 are you brother
Yes, it was -not sarcastically- thanks!
Jazakallah
Thanks!
i love cake!
Hola crumb ! :D
Hello crumb! 😊
Nice
same crumb cuptoast
@@Vri3zen indeed chap it is most favorable with tea yes? Ahahaha oh how I love cake...
Not gonna lie cake is something which I always have space left for
Fr
I thought it was the liar cake (the cake is a lie)
Well sugar expands the stomach so when ppl say there's always room for dessert technically dessert always makes room for itself☺
Same
When I was little I had a t-shirt that said "I always save room for cake" with a big slice of cake on it lol
Germany has such a baking/cake tradition and you show a non bake cake... wow
I know... My family owns a bakery in Germany and I've never heard of that cake. It's a shame they went with something so underwhelming...
I'm disappointed in the lack of black forest cake. That dessert is iconic for Germany
@@fueledbypaintwater honestly that's what I was expecting them to show
@@Sophia-wz9qf the cake shown is called ‘kek batik’ and it’s really popular here in malaysia though. i’m pretty sure they got it wrong because it was originated from here. really is such a shame, i was also expecting something over the top for germany 🤷♀️
They should have at least mentioned, that Kalter Hund was popular in former East Germany (GDR) because they couldn’t buy chocolate easily so they started mixing cacao powder and coconut fat to replace it
Pandan cake is amazing. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can also top it with either brown sugar buttercream or coconut buttercream. But it’s still amazing on its own
I like it with brown sugar
Or just steam with shredded coconut, in Indonesian we called it putu ayu
I thought the Malaysian one was going to be kek batik which turns out to be a German desert 🤣🤣
@@iromosushi6291 hahahah..betul tu..
That's nusantara cake
Bruh, the whole crew must have been full of cake by the end of the day.
I always assumed people sent these videos in or they were recorded on different days.
@@penguindrum264 The person cutting the cake seems to have the same blue nail polish and rings in each clip. So it seems to be the same person and the cakes baked about the same time
Marie Antoinette moment
@@robertha8555 you're right. I didn't notice that.
The iconic Swedish "Prinsesstårta" (Princess Cake) is a classic and very popular cake for basically any celebrations. Be it a birthday, a graduation, a baby shower or fathers/mothers day. There are some variations in that some have jam instead of custard, flavoured whipped cream or a different color marsipan on top, but the basics are still the same.
There is an underrated cake like "ağlayan kek" in Turkey. Title of cake changing region to region but the common one is "heaven dessert" or "slice of heaven" but the difference between them is biscuits and milk pudding instead of cake dough. And it is damn delicious.
OP
I can confirm. Very good, had it in class today. The texture was nice
When I went to Istanbul, I had this very delicious cake from a shop called Hafiz Mustafa- it had the best deserts imo- which was made up of (well cake of course) and was soaked with some sort of milk mixture with cream, then it was topped with some cream and then caramel. It was one of the most delicious deserts I tried and the way it was made was pretty similar to the one in the vid, I'm just wondering what the name of it was cuz my dumb brain forgot :p I really want to eat that cake againn
It's in the video bro, the 2nd one, but she mispronounced the name LOL, just like everybody mispronounces Erdoğan's name!
I am really puzzled though by this cake you are mentioning and they have in the video because I consider myself somewhat of an expert on Turkish desserts and I never saw this cake in Turkey on any of my 3 visits there, including one where I lived there for a year. Turkish desserts are in the top 3 in my opinion along with Italian and French desserts.
@@trapezius77 lol the cake I’m talking abt isn’t in this vid, it isn’t made up with any chocolate or anything, and I just found out what it’s called, it’s called trileçe, search it up, maybe u’ll remember it, but If u haven’t tried it then YOU HAVE TO! It’s delicious
In Malaysia we have 3 versions of Pandan cake
1. Pandan chiffon cake (in video)
2. Pandan layer cake
3. Pandan gula melaka cake with coconut😋
Also Malaysia has an incredible variety of other sweets. My weakness is onde onde.
and pasitos too!
the two cakes I'd like to try would be the ones from Malaysia and Morocco
The pandan cakes sound good!
And the oldest forms of it :
1. Pandankek
2. Pandanspekkoek/Lapis legit
3. Klepon
*Feeling Hungry After Seen This ☹️*
I'm really interested in Food Science, so I decided to see what this channel was.
Ikr I’m feeling Hungary again
Don't be sad
The cakes doesn't look so sweet which I like so im feeling hungry
Same
How dare you talk about cakes and don't mention Italian Tiramisu and Russian Honey Cake!
Is tiramisu a cake tho?
Yeah ikr !!
This is why I always come to comment section to find some more awesome recipes 😅😅😋😋😍❤
Tiramisu is not a cake imho I know fresh ladyfingers are more cakey than store bought but they’re not really cake.
Tiramisu is not a cake...
I am from Trinidad and I am so happy to see that something from Trinidad is being spotlighted in other countries.
Every time I hear English speakers say "dolce" de leche as if the word were Italian and not Spanish, I lose years of my life.
Me too. Every time.
I literally do anything to avoid saying dulce de leche out loud because I'm positive that I never get it right. Can you sound it out for us numptys please?
@@seymourbutts448 Sure! It's /DUL-seh/ :)
@@nbac26 thank you! I've 100% been saying it wrong 🤦🏻♀️
@@seymourbutts448 you're welcome! I appreciate you wanting to learn the pronunciation :D
Bienenstich (bee sting cake) is one of my favourite German cakes!
😋😋😋
Wish I could walk into a cake shop and find cakes from all from the world 😍
Well, in Russia there are a lot of awesome cakes, but I think the most popular are: Napoleon Cake, Pavlova Cake, Kievsky, Medovik (Honey Cake), Charodeika and Bird's Milk Cake (yeah, I know, but it's a real name XD). But my favorite of all times is Pancho Cake, which have canned fruits in it and amazing sour cream and chocotale glaze, mmm!
Wow all sounds delicious
"Yeah man, reeeaaally, it's $100 a slice. Have YOU ever tried to milk a bird?!?!"
Pavlova is Australian, was created for the visit of Pavlova.
Napoleon Cake is amazing
Medovik is amazing!!!
Madeleines aren't supposed to be crisp on the outside, it has a standard cake-like texture but it is really good indeed ;)
Indeed lol. Never heard of crisp madeleines lol.
When fresh out of the oven, homemade madeleines can have a crispy outside
Me seeing Malaysian cake as the Malaysian: what supermarket cake doing here?
Ikr, where's the brown outer part too that's the best part
Chocotorta from Argentina! It’s a cake made with several layers of chocolate cookies (chocolinas) soaked in coffee (some people opt to soak them in chocolate milk like nesquik) but between each cookie layer, theres a layer of dulce de leche mixed with cream cheese. Then you need to leave it on the fridge for a while till its more firm. I personally love when the cake is almost frozen, or really cold, so i put it in the freezer for a couple of hours, and it takes amazing.
Yum! That sounds like a lovely dessert for bank holiday dinner!! South America have some of the best dessert options!!
Well for once that they don't mention you and mention Uruguay instead you should be pleased as well. Also they mentioned the rogel in another video.
@@mariposaorofusionfoodchann7573 Humbly we don't have that much desserts, it's mostly rice pudding and quince cheese, but they are exceptions though.
("Germany"-"Black Forest Cake") Is Another One of My Favourites To Eat At Least When Visiting That Country For Holidays.
("Black Forest Cake With Those Tasty Cherries On Top").
@@nylesandrews ----- That's a spectacular cake, love it.
Is "black forest cake" really the translation for "schwarzwälder Kirschtorte"? Sounds wrong to me.
Scharzwalder Kirschtorte In German And Black Forest Cake translated Into English
@@nylesandrews No. It's a Black Forest cherry tart if you translate it accuratly.
As a Trini, I'm proud that you finally got Caribbean food right.
Same. I was so happy that they mentioned Black cake.
Same🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹❤
Most countries: "Served with tea"
America: "SERVED WITH BRANDED COOL WHIP"
Tbh, I was expecting Red Velvet, but of course, Insider always has to do us Americans dirty and make us look bad.
America doesnt have any history or culture thats why
@@user-tn2en7fn1w We do have culture. It's just been influenced by other cultures.
@@moderately_exhausted we are a new culture derived of many cultures, its a grand step towards oneness.
@@nykkiknapp3800 Ok, thx for correcting me.
Omggg Pandan Cake is my childhood!! They’re so soft and fluffy since we beat the egg whites until they’re super fluffy and that makes the cake really soft and fluffy and it’s not that sweet and it so good T T
I have a question if you don't mind-- did you have pandan growing in your house growing up?
I want to make Thai bean custard but I can't get pandan anywhere here, since I don't live in the tropical country
If it's possible I want to just get some seeds for the tree, grow it and use for cake :)
@@LancesArmorStriking pandan doesn't has seed. In tropical country we ussualy plant pandan with the root or just pick it on the side of the road because pandan grows everywhere here😂 Maybe you can find frozen pandan leaves in asian store
@@LancesArmorStriking I live in Asia so the pandan leaves here is literally everywhere ahahaha. I don’t know how we got it but one day my mom just came home with some leaves and like shoved them in the ground and now we have pandan. If you can’t find frozen pandan leaves, there’s this thing called pandan essence. It’s packaged in a small glass bottle and kind of looks like food colouring. That works just as well and the colour will be prettier too!!
you forgot my pasitos
🇮🇩 🇲🇾 🎂 🍃 😋 ❤️
As a Brit, I can confirm that a Victoira Sponge Cake is *AMAZING*
Shut your gob
@@bojaboom1407 why
True but I prefer Iceland’s chocolate and Black Forest Gateau. Dunno if it’s British in origin but it’s Peng
@@GigaChaadam black forest is technically German. But when I visited the black forest in Germany there wasn't any, so I assume it's just a British cake named after the Black forest.
@@GigaChaadam yeah its in britain really good cake
The Philippines has a couple of pretty good ones. Ube cake, more known outside of the PH in the form of an Ube Roll thanks to Steven Universe (if there's a Red Ribbon Filipino bakeshop near you, get them).
Yema cake which is similar to Dulce de Leche, and my all-time fave Sans Rival or its little sister, the Silvannas - similar to a dacquoise with layers of nutty meringue, creamy french buttercream filling, and crunchy cashews on the outside. They're typically plain or flavored with ube, pandan, mocha, mango, strawberry, etc.
In Cebu where I'm from, my family loves the durian cake (but I can't the smell).
May Sans Rival pa! Kaso di ko bet for me HAHAHA
I love yema and sans rival!
India also has an indigenous cake called "ghevar". It usually in a hexagon shape with honeycomb pattern inside. It is served with "rabdi" which is thickened milk and dry fruits which gets soaked into those honeycombs.
Pão de Ló is the best!
sorry but i have to disagree
Bolo rei as well
Ugh, I hate it. Acho horrivel
É a melhor massa pra tortas!
with ovos moles!!! :P
You missed Sweden's Princess cake, Germany's Black Forest and Ooey Gooey Butter Cake from St. Louis, Missouri.
Yeah, I think Black Forest would have been way better than kalter Hund
if you wanted an accurate cake list, go to Wikipedia
@@luise9985 I freaking love the Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte!!! Its my go-to cake when I make tea.
Sweden princess cake or almond cake or a typical midsommar cream cake with strawberries
@@cindixgaming3557 you are wrong. Just mentioning 3 more cakes doesn't mean that I wanted a Wikipedia. And yes, Wikipedia includes everything, the cakes I mentioned are indeed famous ones.
Thank you for including Morocco! We also use lemon zest and top the cake with jam and shredded coconut or almonds. We always drink it with Moroccan mint tea!
Omg they included Malaysia I love pandan cake
Omg who expected MY COUNTRY Trinidad and Tobago to be there 😯🤗☺️
Pao de lo and Madeleines=My childhood memories on a plate! Black cake is also a JAMAICAN cake too as well as other Anglo-Caribbean Islands. Tres Leches cake is another favourite too! need to try the Danish Cake and Ice Cream Cake from the U.S!
I don’t know if ice cream cake truly would be considered a cake by definition or not but they are so good!
I think it was invented in Trinidad & Tobago which it why it was classified as such. Plus idk if Jamaicans do this, but Trini people also give out black cake as desserts for big celebrations like weddings too
So nice to see "chikendi keke" Chikenduza. Brings back such fond memories of childhood 🇿🇼
I remember these too 😂
In germany we also have Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte which literally means cherry cake from the black forest. Its chocolate cake with whipped cream and a loooot of cherries and super yummy. In Bavaria and Austria there is another delicacy called Sacher Torte which has a very sticky-sugary consistency to it.
I wish medovik (honey cake) would be in this list ;__; it's taste is heavenly!
yes! one of the best cakes i've tried
For me hands down the sweetest cake i have ever ate. Tasty but oversweet
@@MsKatieBo that’s really interesting as I found it not sweet at all, but the bakery I ate used nothing but honey in the cake, I’ve been told using honey and normal sugar together can make it overly sweet.
That pandan cake looked so fricken cool 😎
It tastes amazing too wkwk :D
I hope you guys never stop with these list!! I learn so much about other types of food!!!
I love Insider Edition. Victoria Sponge sounds amazing! I love fruity purée and I love Tres Leches as well. GOD Bless Y’all!😊
0:16 : Uruguay
0:40 : Turkey
1:03 : England
1:21 : Nicaragua
1:38 : Chile
1:54 : Australia
2:11 : Zimbabwe
2:28 : UK
2:46 : Scotland
3:00 : Malaysia
3:15 : Morocco
3:25 : Denmark
3:35 : Mozambique
3:52 : Trinidad and Tobago
4:10 : France
4:25 : Portugal
4:49 : Grenada
5:03 : germany
Basbousa, middle eastern semolina cake. It's simple and amazing. indian honey cake from the local bakeries are regular favourites
Wow! i get to finally see my traditional cake. I've never seen anything Zimbabwean in any of your videos. (maybe I'm wrong) but I appreciate it a lot! Thanks! :)
Sad you missed Welsh cakes. They are sooo good, especially when they're hot off a bake stone
Scotland and Malaysia might have the healthiest cake out there
oh believe me dundee cake is far from healthy, it has fruit yes but it also has tons of sugar, butter and treacle
Brazilian carrot cake with chocolate glazing is something everyone should try ❤
the pandan cake (bolu pandan) looks exactly like what i used to eat back home :( you made me crave one and now it's midnight already
Just imagine indomie is bolu pandan 🤣
Same!! I am from Indonesia and I don't eat it much now sadly, but the flavor is wonderful 🍃 🎂
Brazilian fuba cake is awesome. And you can find its creamy version. I think it’s one of best cakes in the world. Carrot cake topped with chocolate is a must too.
Pandan cake? Sedap (it means delicious in Malay)....
Hi, pandan cake is both from Singapore and Malaysia! Usually we don’t eat it with ice cream but just eat it on it’s own during Hari Raya or even for normal tea snack! And usually there isn’t really icing sugar top on it, as it is mainly known to be a Peranakan Sweet Chiffon Cake
Coming from a Peranakan background, I've had Pandan cake for as long as I can remember. I don't remember it being that bright green 😳 with no outer brown layer. Yes, we just eat it plain with just coffee or tea to go with it.
Honestly, not really a big fan of Pandan cake...maybe because I had so much of it growing up that I 'jelak' of it or maybe a lot of the local pastries have Pandan flavouring. 😅
@@dustyice4111 we have ice cream cake here in Canada
@@mehchocolate1257 Yes, I am aware of that...is that sarcasm coming from you...as I live in Canada too...🙄
@@dustyice4111 giggles evilly bwahaha 😂 😂 😂 😂
@@mehchocolate1257 😑...😆😝😆
Ayyyye, Trinidad & Tobago 🇹🇹 here, & yes to Black Cake. My aunt soaks fruit year round & bakes her cakes around Sept & pours whichever dark liquor throughout the mths leading up to Cmas, & yes….a nice buzz follows🤤
3:00 Exactly why I clicked this video. Its my favourite especially when it’s steamed!
Malaysia also have a cake similar to Kalter Hund named Kek Batik. To my knowledge we use cream crackers and the chocolate part requires cocoa powder and sweetened condense milk 🍫
Y’all really posted this at lunchtime
It's dinnertime here.
YOU'RE WRONG IT IS NOT LUNCHTIME
😂😂
@@bojaboom1407 there are time zones
It's my sleeping time here 😂
Chajá and Pandan Chiffon cake are two of my favourites. Saying that, spongy Japanese cheese cake is also a winner 😋
The last cake mentioned looks delicious. I might want to try it someday.
I’m so happy to see Scotland included! I didn’t even have any idea that the fruit cake was called Dundee cake (Dundee is a city in Scotland) 😂🏴
In Brazil we have "Nega Maluca" cake. It is made with chocolate and covered with "brigadeiro", which is a sweet condensed milk kind of truffle.
pandan cake!! love it!
That first cake looked BUSSIN
You guys missed Sacher Torte which is an Austrian Chocolate Cake with Apricot Jam
Most extra thing my family has ever done in my entire life is ship a Sacher torte to New York City all the way from the sacher hotel for my birthday. I still have the box it came in. 😂
Sounds amazing! Chocolate and apricots may be a weird combo, but then again, peanut butter and jam is a thing!
Or the Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte for Germany.
@@keziasharlyn8389 why weird? fruit and chocolate are quite common, esp strawberries
My Mum makes awesome Donauwelle, I think when it comes to Europe the researchers go "Good enough" too quickly :c
I was lowkey expecting for Philippines’ Mango Graham Cake to be included here. Yum! 🥭
I think that was much way of creative with our local cake. 😋
Black cake is the staple of any great Trinidad n Tobago xmas and my grandma's black cake SLAPS SO HARD!!
So nice that you actually showed Pão de Ló, that cake is literally the base for most cakes here (birthdays, celebrations, anything). Unless you ask for some other type of cake, Pão de Ló is what you'll get.
You should try Lapis Legit cake from indonesia, it's very rich. We usually eat tiny slices. It's great with jasmine tea.
Ahh no
@@bojaboom1407 they are giving their opinion
eww
@@wolverizhere5543 sorry my mistake oop
@@wolverizhere5543 ignore them, I think they want to make people mad. Look at their replies in others' comments
Ahhh.. Pandan cake.. Fluffy and easy to eat.. Delicious 😋 😋 😋 😋 😋
All of these delicious cakes makes my mouth water 🤤
Brazilian sweet carrot cake, with it's bright yellow color, covered with chocolate topping is a must.
from brazil I remember the bolo de milho
Lemon cake with a lemon curd is heaven
MALAYSIAN CHECK : Pandan cake with thick creamy coconut milk aka santan is the way to goooo
Orange cake brings back my childhood soo good
These all look amazing. My fav cake ever is Dominican cake- nothing like it!
Forgot Italy’s best cake!! And Japan’s best cheesecakes!
both them are already famous all over the world.. italy itself well known as having the best desert.. 💞i would love to know cakes from other country..
Exactly
@@tem8ikaimerah764 they have missed Indian cakes ....in India these is somthing called as honey cake which is a sponge cake soaked in honey syrup coated with grated coconut and topped with honey strawberry jam !
@@tem8ikaimerah764 I have a Sicilian great grandpa, he used to give me tiramisu. It was so good. I’m quite upset that they didn’t put those there.
@@Neushortss that sounds so good! I might try it :D
Ayy Pandan cake finally got here!
Hummingbird cake and gingerbread are on my holiday list.
Amazing post
I like every cake in the world 😅😋🙌🌼💜
Need to include Austria - Sachertorte
I would love to try all of them!
Mestilah kek Yang lembut tanpa krim jadi pilihan gayezzzz... nexttttttttttttttttttttt
My favorite is missing, Brazil's Nega Maluca, a chocolate bonanza!
Ube Cake is a childhood treat of mine here in the Philippines! 🎂✨💗 Too bad they missed it on the video tho :((
I’m not from the Philippines so you can correct me if I’m wrong, but wouldn’t that classify more as a flavor then type of cake, again I’m not from the Philippines so correct me if I’m wrong.
@@bigs3291 By your logic many of these cakes are nothing more than flavors of sponge cake. Ube is a Yam so Ube cake is a lot more distinct than just a flavor of a cake. If you ever have the chance to try an Ube dessert, try it! Ube cake, ice cream or best of all Halo Halo! 😋
@@ThirdEngr I’ve had halo halo before, it was very delicious 😋, But thanks for correcting me
I’m not really that crazy for cake but I’d do anything for Ube Cake 😭 literally the loml
SANS RIVAL. The world needs to know this cake exists because its the best!
The one from Uruguay looks so good ❤️
Simple but efficient, it just can't fail.
im crying, germany has such good cakes and they show us THIS.
Holy shit this came out on my birthday. How fitting.
Happy Birthday
@@ThirdEngr Thank You
Thanks for featuring Malaysia. We do have other cakes like a more complicated version.. pandan layer cake and batik cake
the trinidadian black cake looks delicious
the dream cake omg
kalter hund😍
Yes I wish Panetela was on the list …🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 definitely trying the black cake and the fluffy egg cake that looked amazing
Lector: So, which kind of cake do you want to try?
Every single one of them, lol
Food Insider: "Let us know which cake you wanna try"
Me: "ALL OF THEM"
Same answer from my side 😂😂
LOL, I'LL TRY TO EAT ALL OF THEM 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
All of these look delicious I want to try them all.
Best video to start the day
“How cake is enjoyed in 18 countries around the world” Boy, only 18? CAKE IS MY LIFE
Where's the UBE cake from the Philippines?
In Portugal, we have "Pão de Ló de Ovar" too, it's Like "pão de Ló" but it's adds a ton of egg cream (it's SO GOOD)
As a trini, I'm really happy that black cake made the list, it made me feel so proud of my country😊
Seems that something that could be baked at the kitchen of a pirate ship, Does it have any other ingredient besides rum?
@@arianelcole yes, the rum is actually in the preserved fruits, you could add more rum if you want to
Torta de piña
Pineapple Pizza: Finally a worthy opponent
Pinapple pizza 2.0
Pandan cake usually serve with cream cheese its really delicious
Kek pandan masuk dalam video ni dan juga sebagai thumbnail tak bangga kau 😂
What about including Poland? While visiting there I was served so many different cakes, I couldn't name them all; and they were so good!!
I'm a chocoholic but i gotta say is the first one looks DELICIOUS