Did you read the News article? |
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White cake
Yellow cake Chocolate cake. Devil’s food cake is a specific type of chocolate cake. It doesn’t surprise me that people from Baltimore call yellow cake chocolate cake. |
This. Also, fyi that Devil's food cake uses cocoa powder and usually extra baking soda (hence its similarity to angel food cake) while chocolate cake usually uses melted chocolate. You can see the difference because Devil's food cake is darker than chocolate cake. |
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White cake
Yellow cake Chocolate cake Texas |
You mean the one that quoted “one Baltimorean”? |
I’m from Baltimore and I agree with this PP. If you told me you were serving chocolate cake and put yellow cake with chocolate frosting on my plate, I’d be thoroughly confused. |
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1. White cake
2. Butter cake 3. Chocolate cake And the frosting are specifically named. From the Midwest and a baker. OP has personal idiosyncrasies. |
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1. White cake
2. Yellow cake chocolate frosting 3. Chocolate cake DC |
Wow I have something in common with Texas! --Signed, New York |
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If someone were to ask me what kind of cake I was serving.
1. Regular cake 2. Regular cake with chocolate on top 3. Chocolate chocolate cake I’ve yet to disappoint! |
Maybe OP is the “one” who calls yellow cake chocolate. |
| Stop trying to make "yellow cake with chocolate frosting is called chocolate cake" happen, Gretchen. |
+1. Devils Food is a specific kind of cake, not just chocolate. California transplant to Fairfax |
| I just asked my 5 year old this and she says #2 is called Chocolate Sun. |
| My dad is from Baltimore and calls yellow cake w/chocolate icing “chocolate cake”. It confused my mother (from MI) for months when they were dating. He told her his favorite dessert was chocolate cake. She baked a couple of cakes and he wasn’t really into them. Finally they went to a picnic and my dad referred to a yellow cake as “chocolate cake” (while enthusiastically eating it). Mystery solved! |