it is a bundt cake
because it is
cheese
In the middle of course!
A bean or small trinket is hidden. Whoever gets it gets to wear the crown that comes with the cake and, traditionally, provides the cake the next year. In more recent years, cream cheese is used inside these cakes, which are served at Epiphany, as well as other treats such as fruits.
The galette served on Epiphany is known as 'la galette des rois' or king cake. The cake is called by this name because the Epiphany celebrated the three kings visiting baby Jesus. The cake can contain a small figurine of baby Jesus, a trinket, or even a bean. The person who gets the cake piece wuth the trinket is crowned king or queen for the day.
The galettee served on Epiphany is also called the King's cake. It can vary from region to region. However, it is basically a brioche that is made in the shape of a grown. Fruits are used to decorate the cake or mixed into the batter.
Yes, ring galaxies are actually ring-shaped, with a circle-like appearance.
getting the slice of wedding cake with the ring in it
A cream horn is a cone-shaped cake that is filled with cream.
Modern day bakers fill King's cakes at Epiphany with any number of fillings -- cream cheese, apple, cherry or almond paste. The filling is not purposefully "hidden," however. What is often hidden in a King's cake is a bean or coin as a token of favor to the finder when the cake is eaten. This "chosen one" is sometimes crowned "King" or "Queen" in celebration of the Magis' visit to Christ.
It is a name for any of a variety of cakes made using a cake ring.
The prefix meaning ring-shaped is "circum-".