A) Whipped cream and cherries B) Cream cheese and walnuts C) Coconut-pecan frosting D) Chocolate ganache and almonds
A) St. Louis, Missouri B) Berlin, Germany C) Dallas, Texas D) Boston, Massachusetts
A) Samuel German B) Lucy Clay C) Daisy Pearce D) Jackie Huffines
A) Heavy cream and butter B) Condensed milk and flour C) Egg yolks and evaporated milk D) Whole milk and cornstarch
A) 1920 B) 1957 C) 1959 D) 1956
A) Francis Beth Tomlinson B) Daisy Pearce C) Lucy Clay D) Jackie Huffines
A) 1920 B) 1956 C) 1853 D) 1958
A) It became known as Baker's Cake B) It was renamed to Chantilly Cake C) It was renamed to Dallas Chocolate Cake D) It gave the false impression of a German origin
A) The Irving News Record B) General Foods C) Dallas Morning News D) Baker's Chocolate Company
A) Summer German cake B) Chantilly cake C) Cream puff cake D) Macadamia nut cake
A) Sugar B) Egg yolks C) Evaporated milk D) Coconut and nuts
A) Pecans B) Shredded coconut C) Macadamia nuts D) Almonds
A) Only in the filling B) No C) Only in the topping D) Yes
A) Dark baking chocolate B) Unsweetened cocoa powder C) Milk chocolate D) Sweet baking chocolate
A) Daisy Pearce B) Lucy Clay C) Francis Beth Tomlinson D) Jackie Huffines |