Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 20:03     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Buttercream Bakery in Shaw - Funfetti Cake I got for my daughter's birthday.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 18:21     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can't uniformally agree with the wedding cake...I have had some awful wedding cakes.

The prettier they are the worse they taste. This is fact.


Not true.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 18:20     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
The chocolate cake on the back of Hershey's cocoa, with Toba Garrett's 3 chocolate frosting. .
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 17:41     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Smith island
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 17:40     Subject: Re:The best cake you have ever tasted?
Costco used to have a carrot cake that was to die for. $16.99 (or something close to that) for an enormous cake! I rarely bought it though because I REALLY don't need to eat that much cake all by myself and if I'm having a party, I probably serve something more neutral, like chocolate or white cake. They stopped making it a few years ago and I haven't found anything to compare. But man, at least twice a week I am craving that cake!
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 17:06     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Anonymous wrote:Can't uniformally agree with the wedding cake...I have had some awful wedding cakes.

The prettier they are the worse they taste. This is fact.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 17:05     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
In Siesta Key there is a German bakery that makes liquor cake- insanely moist and dense with the equivalent of 2 shots of vodka per slice. The key lime coconut vodka cake was amazing.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 16:56     Subject: Re:The best cake you have ever tasted?
I wish I knew how to put an image and not just a link on. Most tortes from Austro-Hungarian Empire countries will beat any US, English cake. One of my favorites is the one my grandma made for celebration, it is a walnut cake with butter, very decadent, similar to the other cake somebody posted from Eastern Europe, but softer and less layered.
Here, I like something really simple and that is Angel Food Cake from Safeway, not by slice, the whole round cake. I could eat the whole thing in 20 minutes.

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hKHl2Spmlfk/hqdefault.jpg[img]
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 16:39     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Smetanik: Russian sour cream and honey layer cake.


Oh, that takes me back to Russia, where I had a friend whose mom was the worst cook. Worst cook ever. She would just pour grease on everything ... like that made it taste better. (And I like Russian food, so I'm not slamming the cuisine -- she was just awful.) One day she made a cake. And it was the most incredible, flavorful, moist cake ever. I ate like half the cake and she declared that I must only eat sweets. So she then made it whenever I came over. I wish I had asked her for the recipe! It was like a yellow cake, but really delicious -- moist and almost creamy.


Ha, that's kind of like my mom. Not a great cook, puts her foot in her mouth sometimes, but bakes the-world's-best pies. She's pretty much Amelia Bedelia. we love her.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 16:36     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Junction Bakery in Del Ray makes delicious cakes. I shared a slice of their chocolate hazelnut cake today. Yum. However, the best I ever had was their special flavor from a cherry contest in Alexandria for George Washington's Birthday. It was a dark chocolate cake with morello cherries, cherry curd, and earl grey buttercream. I hope someday they'll bring it back-I'll continue to lobby for it. Here's a picture from when they had it. Yum, the cake of my dreams. https://www.instagram.com/p/BQAqmCQjG6a/?taken-by=junctionbakery
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 16:18     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Can't uniformally agree with the wedding cake...I have had some awful wedding cakes.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 13:26     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Anonymous wrote:That's very difficult to say because I am sort of a cake slut and there have been hundreds if not thousands of cakes over the years, each very wonderful in their own way.
Me too. All are beautiful and yummy.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 13:25     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Anonymous wrote:I love the blue, yellow and pink celebration cake at Harris teeter. It's almond flavored and has about 8000 calories.
I love this too!
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 12:33     Subject: The best cake you have ever tasted?
Anonymous wrote:Smetanik: Russian sour cream and honey layer cake.


Oh, that takes me back to Russia, where I had a friend whose mom was the worst cook. Worst cook ever. She would just pour grease on everything ... like that made it taste better. (And I like Russian food, so I'm not slamming the cuisine -- she was just awful.) One day she made a cake. And it was the most incredible, flavorful, moist cake ever. I ate like half the cake and she declared that I must only eat sweets. So she then made it whenever I came over. I wish I had asked her for the recipe! It was like a yellow cake, but really delicious -- moist and almost creamy.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2017 12:02     Subject: Re:The best cake you have ever tasted?
I can't pick the best cake ever.

But I recently had a Wegmans cake with real strawberry filling at a kid's bday party and really liked it. I want to get that for the next party I throw.