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It is uncertain who actually invented the lamington, as there are many stories circulating regarding its origin. See the related question.
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Do lamingtons come from Australia?
Yes. Lamingtons were invented during the time that Lord Lamington was Governor of Queensland, which was a colony and then a state of Australia. It is uncertain who actually invented the lamington, as there are many stories circulating regarding its origin. See the related question.
What are lamingtons made of?
Lamingtons are a sponge cake coated in chocolate and sprinkled with desiccated coconut.
What do people eat their lamingtons with?
Lamingtons can be eaten with anything you like, but sometimes they have jam and/or cream fillings. Lamingtons are more commonly eaten on their own with a cup of tea or coffee.
Are lamingtons healthy?
no
How do you spell lamingtons?
That is the correct spelling of the plural "lamingtons" meaning the Australian dessert sponge cakes.
Why do coconuts smell like lamingtons?
This is most likely because lamingtons are small squares of sponge cake, dipped in chocolate, and covered with desiccated coconut.
Common foods in Brazil?
burgers, nuts, lamingtons
What is the famous cake in australia?
Pavlova but there is also Lamingtons
Why are lamingtons important to Australia?
Because they are uniquely Australian
What did Australian eat in 1905?
well in 1901 they ate lamingtons
In which country might you be offered a lamington?
Lamingtons were originally unique to Australia.
How have Lamingtons changed the Australian lifestyle?
1. Lamingtons were originally a good way to use up stale cake. 2. They have provided endless fund-raisers for charities, schools and other community groups.
