After the death of Prince Albert in 1861, Queen Victoria spent time at her house on the Isle of Wight, withdrawing herself from society. In order to inspire the monarch to get back into the swing of civic duties, Queen Victoria was encouraged to host tea parties, at which the soon-to-be-known-as Victoria sponge cake was served. Victoria sponges became fashionable throughout Victorian England, and also became the measure of the home-baker.
The meaning of the name Victoria is 'Conqueror; victory'. Victoria is the Latin word for 'victory' or 'conquer' and is used as a baby girl name. It is also quite common.
In all languages Victoria always means 'Victory'.
Yes it does
It came from around the Western Hemisphere, it belonged to a girl who was a mute. In Latin, it means "Woman Who Speaks in Mighty Voice"
It is a Victoria sponge.
Queen Victoria
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England i believe
Victoria Sponge
george carwardine
easy you put any flavouring although Victoria sponge is rather tastey with buttercream and jam(any) hope this helps
It either refers to a sponge cake (such as a Victoria sponge), or a kind of pre-ferment used in breadmaking. The context will clarify which it means.
cream and jam
Victoria Sponge Cake
she likes sponge bob by sophia and jesslyn
Victoria sponge, any form of chocolate, or vanilla cake. buns in muffin cases.