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swiss roll

British  

noun

  1. a sponge cake spread with jam, cream, or some other filling, and rolled up

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On a recent weekday, Gao, her husband, daughter and niece left with a cart full of snacks, including melon milk drinks and a Swiss roll cake.

From The Wall Street Journal

It led to fans creating a 24ft banner that read 'Joey ate the frogs legs, made the Swiss roll, now he's munching Gladbach'.

From BBC

Created by Claire Downes, Ian Jarvis and Stuart Lane, it pretty much adapts the character to Fielding, mascara and all, rather than the other way around; it’s fun and funny and Fielding is much more entertaining chattering away at the series’ various villains than a poor, harried contestant attempting to fashion a Swiss roll without cracking the sponge.

From Los Angeles Times

Remember the Swiss roll challenge in the very first episode of the very first season of "Bake Off"? It's like that — just standing up.

From Salon

The snow rollers often look like a hay bale, a doughnut or a Swiss roll, and can be hollow inside.

From BBC