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Sponge cake crumbs

Sponge cake crumbs
Crushed offcuts and dried airy sponge, soft and sweet, for no-bake cake bases, potato cakes, truffles and sprinkling the sides of cakes.

Sponge cake crumbs are crushed offcuts and dried airy sponge, light yellow or chocolate, soft, sweet, slightly moist. They are mixed with condensed milk, cream, nuts and cocoa for no-bake cake bases, potato cakes, truffles and rolls, sprinkled onto the sides of cakes, the bottom of tins under mousses and souffle and over trifles and glass desserts.

Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product

Sponge cake crumbs, Raw: Calories 297.0 kcal, Proteins 7.3 grams, Fats 4.3 grams, Carbohydrates 57.7 grams per 100 g of product.

Calories297.0 kcal
Proteins7.3 grams
Fats4.3 grams
Carbohydrates57.7 grams
Data: USDA FoodData Central

Recipes with this ingredient

Potato Cake with Nuts

The pastry 'Potato' with nuts is one of the most popular and beloved desserts of Russian cuisine. Its history dates back to the Soviet past when housewives devised ways to use leftover biscuits or cookies. The taste of this treat is rich and velvety, with a pleasant chocolate note complemented by crunchy nuts. Coconut flakes add a light tropical touch, while the delicate texture makes it resemble real potatoes in appearance. This pastry is perfect for cozy family tea gatherings, festive tables, or simply as a sweet snack. It is easy to prepare without baking, and the cooking process allows for experimenting with flavor combinations. The nut version makes it especially nutritious, adding aroma and pleasant crunch.

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Cake "Shu"
Cake "Shu"European cuisine | Bakery and desserts

The 'Choux' pastry is an exquisite French dessert that has captivated the world with its tenderness and lightness. Its history dates back to the 18th century when pastry chefs first began experimenting with choux pastry. The light, crispy shells filled with airy cream offer a sweet and delicate flavor that harmonizes beautifully with nuts and creamy fillings. This treat is perfect for festive occasions and cozy tea gatherings, enchanting with its elegant appearance and rich taste. 'Choux' pastries can be served as a standalone dessert or alongside coffee—their texture and flavor become even more pronounced when paired with aromatic beverages. This masterpiece of pastry art remains an unchanging classic that delights gourmets worldwide.

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English Chocolate Angostura Cookies

English chocolate cookies with Angostura are a refined dessert of British cuisine, featuring a rich flavor and subtle bitterness. Historically, the British are known for their sweets, and this recipe is a wonderful blend of traditional pastry art and the unusual ingredient of bitter Angostura bitters. The crunchy base made from biscuit crumbs is complemented by the intense flavors of chocolate, nuts, and berry jam, creating a multifaceted taste with delicate spicy notes. The slight bitterness of Angostura adds elegance to the cookies, while red cocoa provides a sophisticated finishing touch. This treat pairs perfectly with a cup of strong tea or coffee, highlighting its versatility. Keep it chilled and enjoy every bite as you uncover the rich flavor of British pastry tradition.

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Yogurt cake with berries

Yogurt cake with berries is a refined dessert of European cuisine, combining the tenderness of the dough and the brightness of summer berries. Its roots trace back to home baking traditions where dairy products were used to create an airy texture. Yogurt adds pleasant moisture to the dough, while lemon and orange zest enhance the aroma with subtle citrus notes. The white glaze with almond nougat adds a crunchy texture, making the cake truly festive. This dessert is perfect for morning coffee or as a light treat for guests. The combination of berry tartness and sweet glaze creates a harmonious balance of flavors that lingers in memory for a long time. Ideal as a standalone treat or paired with soft cheeses and fruit compotes.

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Leningradsky Cake

The 'Leningrad' cake is an exquisite dessert from the Soviet era that embodies the spirit of that time. Its rich flavor is a harmony of delicate buttercream, aromatic cognac, and subtle cocoa notes. Each layer is soaked in refined chocolate cream, and the top is covered with glaze, creating an elegant appearance. Crunchy nuts and biscuit crumbs add textural variety, making each piece special. This cake is perfect for festive occasions and cozy family tea times as its rich taste transports you to a warm memory atmosphere. The Leningrad cake is not just a dessert but a piece of history that reminds us of culinary traditions of the past and continues to delight with its flavor.

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New Year's Apple Dessert

New Year's apple dessert is a cozy blend of winter holiday aromas and home warmth. Its history roots in the tradition of using apples in winter baking, where housewives created simple yet exquisite sweets from available ingredients. The dessert delights with the tender texture of baked apples soaked in airy egg cream with hints of vanilla and orange. The crispy base made of biscuit crumbs adds special expressiveness, while the finishing touches of cinnamon and powdered sugar give it a festive aroma. This dessert is perfect for family evenings when you want to warm up and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of winter magic.

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