Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. A ring-shaped cake baked in a tube pan that has fluted sides.
Wiktionary
- n. A ring-shaped cake, of German origin, baked in a decorative, often fluted, mould
Etymologies
- See bundt#Etymology. (Wiktionary)
- Originally a trademark. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
Examples
“Whether baking or bakerying, steer toward cakes that look good enough to be put on a glass pedestal—lemon yellow pound cake dusted with confectioners’ sugar or shimmery white coconut bundt cake topped with lots of shavings.”
“First of all, there are no five-foot-four-inch supermodels, and second of all, I simply like ice cream, margaritas, and my mother’s bundt cake way too much to ever be truly skinny.”
Lists
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Four weeks, 28 breakfasts
Every 3-4 days I bake a cake for my breakfast AND that of my S.O., who just claimed that I only do it because I'm "picky".
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Prolagus We usually call it the midnight cake. Read why there. Feb 3, 2011
Prolagus
Feb 3, 2011
treeseed A Bundt cake is the name used for a dessert cake cooked in a Bundt pan, whose essential attribute is its ringed shape. The Bundt pan (a registered trademark) was created in 1950 by H. David Dalquist, founder of Nordic Ware, at the request of members of the Hadassah Society's chapter in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They were interested in a pan that could be used to make bundkuchen (sometimes called kugelhopf or Gugelhupf), a popular German and Austrian coffee cake. The old-world pans, made of delicate ceramic or heavy cast iron, were difficult to use. He modified some existing Scandinavian pan designs by introducing folds in the outer edge, and fashioned the pan out of aluminum.
_Wikipedia Feb 3, 2008