/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13526577
I’d try it desu

looks tasty desu

I had a slice of this once because someone bought it for me

It wasn't terrible but I would never buy/make it myself

>>13526577
Why not man. It's just some lemon cake.

>>13526577
do americans

>>13526577
7-Up cake has been a thing a long time, the soda gives the cake an airy texture and light citrus flavor. Aldi just made a commercial version of a classic recipe.

>>13526599
I might buy it as a joke next time I go then

>>13526617

I had a really popular recipe once, it was called Fanta Cuts. It's standard a cake base topped with a heavy sour cream and orange lemonade mix. Garnished with some fruit. The girls at work loved it but I don't work there anymore. So I never made it again and finally lost the recipe.

>>13526599
dubs of truths. My grandma has a recipie for this and used to make it all the time. Great with a nice cup of coffee in the morning.

>>13526577
It's actually not bad at all.
>It's different and I don't like it.
Stay ignorant, I guess.

>>13526577
This isn't unusual.
It's a lemon cake.
some water, sugar, and lemon flavor come from the soda.
The CO2 in the soda leavens the batter and makes it light and fluffy.

I made a root beer cake that was pretty nice once.
Nice with a scoop of ice cream.

>>13526577
using soda for pastries isn't a new concept. this probably just tastes like a shitty key lime pie though

>>13526619
its not real m8

>>13526663
Those store cakes aren't light and fluffy but dry and brittle

My store sells these and sunkist orange and grape ones.

I saw these in the store like 6 months ago. They had a&w, crush orange, 7 up, and Dr. Pepper

DO AMERICANS REALLY?

>>13527044
Germans love making fanta cake.

Isn't there a US city where this is like, their thing?
I've seen threads where someone posts this unironically, and there are a few replies that say "unknown city" REPRESENT
or "area code" REPRESENT

>>13527124
Guys?
I gotta knooooow.