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simnel cake

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simnel cake [ˈsɪmnəl]
n
(Cookery) Brit a fruit cake, often coloured with saffron and covered with a layer of marzipan, traditionally eaten in Lent or at Easter
[C13 simenel, from Old French, from Latin simila fine flour, probably of Semitic origin; related to Greek semidalis fine flour]
Translations
simnel cake
n (Brit) → marzipanüberzogener Früchtekuchen


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On which day of the year is simnel cake traditionally eaten?
And that simnel cake looked so delicious, sitting there on its stand, that I just couldn't resist a swift nibble at the marzipan balls.
Byline: Richard McComb IT'S as traditional as hot cross buns, chocolate eggs and simnel cake.
 
 
 
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