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The correct spelling is fruit cake.
This is a cake which can contain various fruits, depending on the recipe. Though it commonly has raisins, sultanas and cherries.
In some countries such as the UK, the term "fruit cake" is also commonly applied to someone as an idiom to describe them as crazy. For example "john's a bit of a fruit cake isn't he?". In the US they tend to use the term "fruit loop" instead.
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How do you spell the word pieces-like pieces of pie or cake?
spell piece
What is the English translation of the Italian 'fruttato'?
"Fruity" is an English equivalent of the Italian word fruttato.Specifically, the Italian word is the masculine form of an adjective. The pronunciation is "froot-TAH-toh." The feminine form, fruttata, is pronounced "froot-TAH-tah."
What is the Italian translation of 'fruity'?
Fruttato is an Italian equivalent of the English word "fruity."Specifically, the Italian word is the masculine form of an adjective. The pronunciation is "froot-TAH-toh." The feminine form, fruttata, is pronounced "froot-TAH-tah."
How do you spell cake in German?
Kuchen
How many carbohydrates are in froot loops?
One cup of Froot Loops has 28g of carbs.
How do you spell a piece of cake?
A piece of cake is simply called (and spelled) "a piece of cake." It may also be called "a serving of cake" or "a slice of cake."
Do you spell desert with two S's?
No. The word "desert" (a dry region) has one S. The word with two S's is "dessert" (the final course of a meal, such as cake or pie).
What is the tagalog word for cake?
There is no tagalog word for cake, but you have to pronounce it keyk.
How do you spell cake in spanish?
Cake in spanish is "biscocho" pernounced: bees-coh-cho
What year were froot loops introduced to Australia?
hinga-dinga-dirgin! det kelloggs foretaget.
How do you spell crestont in french?
Not a french word that I know. If you mean a small cake, eaten at breakfast, shaped like a crescent moon, then it is a croissant.
Does froot loops have marshmallow in it?
no
