Castella cake
click photo for more informationSoft like a cloud, this castella cake is a delicious and moist sponge cake you can make at home.
Soft like a cloud, this castella cake is a delicious and moist sponge cake you can make at home.
The famous sponge cake known as Taiwanese castella cake often referred to as Taiwanese soufflé castella, is renowned for its soft, fluffy…
This castella cake is so dreamy! It is fluffy, jiggly and wonderful! With a neutral flavor that is delicious.
Japanese castella cake is a simple and fluffy cake that you can make with four ingredients! Let’s learn how to make it.
Soft, fluffy and jiggly souffle-like cake with a deep cocoa flavour, with a cotton soft texture this chocolate sponge cake is to die for!
Originating in Taiwan this souffle castella is lightly sweetened with the perfect pillowy texture.
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Old school Taiwanese castella cake
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This pillow-like sponge cake is so spongy, fluffy and delicious.
The Best & Fail Proof Japanese Castella Cake … and it’s a keeper!
Japanese honey sponge cake, made with zero butter!
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Honey Castella Cake
Soft Japanese sponge cake with a chocolate twist.
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