Hi there, would love to know what some of the newer and more interesting cake flavour combinations are to surprise our guests.
Jasmine
Question Asked: 8/05/2023
Wedding Date: 3/11/2024
(4) · Sydney & Surrounding Areas, Southern highlands, Central Coast
Posted: 9/08/2023
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Some new and more interesting cake flavour combinations are miso caramel, native australian ingredients such as lemon myrtle, strawberry gum and kakadu plum.
Hey there,
I'm actually just working on a few new flavours for my menu at the moment!
Some flavours I will be popping on my menu are;-
Pistachio & cardamon cake, filled with a raspberry & rose Swiss meringue buttercream
Honey & lavender cake filled with a Honey Swiss meringue buttercream
Vanilla cake filled with passionfruit & elderflower curd & white chocolate ganache
Lastly... Lemoncello & thyme cake with lemoncello Swiss meringue buttercream
Hey, One of our very popular and very unique flavours is the Persian love cake. This cake is made with an almond base, flavoured with cardamon and lemon and layered with fig syrup, rose water, greek yogurt and pistachio nuts. It's very delicious.
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Firstly, theres nothing wrong with classic flavours when they're done right, but to answer your question, I'd suggest looking at current dessert trends for timely inspiration. Some suggestions might include miso infused caramel or ganache, black sesame, yuzu curd etc. Adding textures and fresh or caramelised fruits is a simple way to elevate otherwise classic flavours without potentially polarising your guests with unusual flavour combinations. For instance, crushed hazelnut praline and hot fudge sauce can elevate a simple chocolate cake. Another example is when I use baked cheesecake layers inside my cakes. People are always surprised and delighted by this simple fusion of cake and dessert.