Frankfurter Kranz

Frankfurter Kranz
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A Frankfurt sponge cake with buttercream and brittle nuts

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Frankfurter Kranz

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Frankfurter Kranz, also called Frankfurt Crown Cake, is a cake specialty of Frankfurt, Germany. It is made from a firm ring-shaped sponge cake, sliced into layers and filled with buttercream, usually with red jam. Its exterior is coated in buttercream and topped with Krokant, caramel-covered brittle nuts, sometimes with almond flakes or hazelnuts. Its crown-like form refers to Frankfurt's association with Holy Roman imperial coronations.

Origin
Frankfurt, Germany
Signature ingredient
Krokant
Protected name requirement
Requires buttercream
Sources and credits

Sources and credits

Article
Frankfurter Kranz (English Wikipedia)
Wikidata
Q457255
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