Million Dollar Pound Cake.

[GadgetGuy]

I will be making this today.

 

[The Late Night Gourmet]

To those of you in Britain, would this be called a Million Pound Pound Cake?

 

[Morning Glory]

To those of you in Britain, would this be called a Million Pound Pound Cake?

 

[Wandering Bob]

Yes - and that's probably how much it'll cost to make post-Brexit...

@Shermie - I'd love to see your recipe at some stage please (to see how it compares with my Quatre Quart / Euro Cakes)

 

[GadgetGuy]

Here it is!!

 

[Morning Glory]

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Here it is!!

Looking good.

 

[The Late Night Gourmet]

Here it is!!

I want to dive into that, without a fork. It looks amazing!

And, as @Wandering Bob said, please post the recipe!

 

[GadgetGuy]

I will soon.

 

[Karen W]

Mmmm. Looks delish. Love pound cake -- especially a toasted slice topped with strawberries or blueberries and whipped cream.

 

[oddduck]

When mom made pound cake it was merely a rectangle loaf about half that size...so is that a 2 pound cake or was my mom's a 1/2 pound cake?

Do UKers do pounds or stones or some other weight measure?

 

[buckytom]

I wouldn't suggest eating a stone cake.

Unless you happen to be a dentist.

 

[Morning Glory]

When mom made pound cake it was merely a rectangle loaf about half that size...so is that a 2 pound cake or was my mom's a 1/2 pound cake?

Do UKers do pounds or stones or some other weight measure?

We use grams but a lot of pre-metric recipes use pounds and ounces (Imperial measures). Many websites give both metric and imperial measures. Despite the fact we went metric in 1965 there are still fruit and vegetable shops which will sell produce in pounds (lbs)!