drizzle cake

British  

noun

1. a sponge cake that has syrup drizzled over it immediately after baking

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Example Sentences

Set aside a weekend afternoon to make lemon drizzle cake.

From New York Times

But the third challenge brought his redemption: a lemon drizzle cake in honor of his grandfather, PaPaw Lynch.

From Seattle Times

It’s basically a lemon drizzle cake but with a ton of almond powder, so it’s very moist, but it feels very grown up because you put thyme in it.

From New York Times

She revealed she loves it when she meets people in the supermarket who say they have successfully learned how to make her lemon drizzle cake or lasagne.

From BBC

Lottie’s bake was “not evenly spread”, Peter’s bake was “stodgy,” Marc’s “cake-like”, Rowan’s was like “eating a lemon drizzle cake in a sandstorm.”

From The Guardian