Almost all cakes have a sweet flavor. The actual taste depends on the ingredients.
it depends on what flavour the golden yellow is.
Tipsy cake is flavored with liqueur, i.e., it is drunken cake or "tipsy." A particular tipsy cake would taste like an ordinary cake with the flavor of the whatever type of liqueur was added.
Yes, but there will be some small differences in the color, taste, and density of the two cakes.
Like a yellow cake but without the yolks.
A simple vanilla or yellow / white cake will taste the best, as it will not over-power the fun icing at all.
It tastes like sunshine dust!
A Victorian Sponge Cake is a very basic cake that tastes mostly like vanilla and butter.
your cake will look and taste like goo in the oven
Yellow is a color, so it doesn't have a taste. As a philosophical question, I like this. I'd say yellow tastes of sunshine, warm and bright, with a hint of a lemony aftertaste.
I recall uranium as being called yellow cake as yellow cake uranium
A long yellow fruit. It is unpeeled before eaten. The inside is yellow. Taste is almost impossible to describe in words.
It is pretty much a plain cake mix that doesn't contain an extra flavor. It is called yellow not plain because there are two types of plain, white and yellow. The difference is that white uses only egg white while yellow uses the yolks. There is also a slight difference in the type of flour used. Also a white cake taste a lot better & is loved more than a yellow cake but both of them are very good. --------------------------------------------------- If you were baking from scratch the yellow colour would come from whole eggs or extra egg yolks, and butter. A white cake would use shortening instead of butter and maybe only egg whites.