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What kind of cake does Miss Trunchbull make Bruce Bogtrotter eat in Roald Dahl’s ‘Matilda’?
chocolate cake
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In baking, what is a ‘soggy bottom’?
when the pastry on the base of your tart or pie is not fully cooked
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Which region of the UK do Eccles cakes come from?
Lancashire
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A piece of which cake is said to show you who you will marry in your dreams if it is placed under your pillow?
fruit cake
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What ingredients are used to make buttercream?
butter and icing sugar
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Which cake gets its name from the French word for a flash of lightning?
éclair (so named because it is eaten ‘in a flash’!)
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Which of these cakes does not originate in America?
Chelsea bun
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How many cupcakes did Patrick Bertoletti eat in six minutes in 2012 to break the world record?
72
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Where do cupcakes get their name from?
They were originally baked in cups.
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What name is given to a sponge cake with jam and cream in the middle that is named after a British monarch?
Victoria sponge
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What is the Guinness World Record for the tallest cake?
33m
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This cake has squares of pink and yellow sponge and is covered in marzipan. What is its name?
Battenberg
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Which famous French royal supposedly said, “Let them eat cake!” when she found out the French people had no bread?
Marie Antoinette
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When are mince pies traditionally eaten?
Christmas
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