Hello /ck/, which cakes are still perfectly good the day after?

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>>8157155
Ice cweam cake

>>8157157
I don't want her to puke straight away

>>8157160
Lace it with thc then.

Banana sponge.
Just make a normal vanilla sponge mix but crush up some over ripe bananas into the mix.
This adds a lot of extra moisture to the mix though so it will take a little longer to cook.

All of them

>>8157182
Banana Loaf is the OG nigga.

You can mix it up too.
Put in some Mars bars chunks or Malteasers into the loaf, or sprinkle some crushed walnuts on top for a nutty crust.

>>8157155
Mud cakes get better the following days

tres leches

your going to surprise some chick who barely knows with some shirty cake you aren't you

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Knyaz'Tort. The almond filling stays fresh for a very long time.

>>8157316
Are you OK?

>>8157365
I know cringe when I see it

>>8157155
>which cakes are still perfectly good the day after?
all of them fgt

>>8157155
Surely the question is which cakes *aren't* perfectly good the day after? Because most cakes will certainly last a day and many (christmas and birthday cakes) seem to last fucking years!

>>8157155

Tres leches, lemon drizzle carrot or something else with high moisture always tastes fine or even better. Anything is fine really if you manage to put enough fat and hydration into it. If you don't mind something different, almond flour cake stays moist forever.

Orange and almond spice cake. Stays moist for days.

>>8157155
Soaked cakes are a good choice, like dulce de leche. I also think cheesecakes and soufflé cheesecakes work well.