1Toasted Coconut Cake
You don’t need any fancy equipment to assemble this easy cake – simply mix, bake and enjoy.
Recipe: Toasted Coconut Cake
2Vegan Chocolate Courgette Cake
You’d never know this cake contains courgettes – they can’t be seen at all when baked, but their presence helps add moisture and binds the cake (in place of egg).
Recipe: Vegan Chocolate Courgette Cake
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3Peach Melba Traybake
Based on the classic dessert created by French chef Auguste Escoffier, this fruity cake brings out the best of both the peach and raspberry flavours. This cake is easy to make gluten-free, simply use a suitable self-raising flour.
Recipe: Peach Melba Traybake
4Red Velvet Traybake
This retro, cocoa-flavoured favourite is perfect for a celebration.
Recipe: Red Velvet Traybake
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5Rhubarb and Custard Meringue Traybake
6Black Forest Gateau Traybake
We’ve turned the retro classic into a traybake cake that’s soaked with kirsch syrup! If you want to make this cake booze free, then use tinned cherries in syrup instead.
Recipe: Black Forest Gateau Traybake
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7Eggnog Traybake
We’ve turned the popular festive beverage into a light a fluffy traybake cake! If you want to make this cake alcohol-free, then simply omit the rum syrup.
Recipe: Eggnog Traybake
8Tres Leches Cake
The literal translation of tres leches is three milks and originates from Mexico. This rich and decadent dessert is a must-try if you love creme caramel or dairy desserts. When pouring the two milks over the cake, don’t worry if they don’t sink in immediately - it will absorb eventually, but takes a bit of time.
Recipe: Tres Leches Cake
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9Victoria sponge traybake cake
10Banoffee pie traybake cake
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11Biscoff traybake cake
This Biscoff traybake couldn't be easier. In fact it only uses three ingredients - Biscoff, eggs and baking powder.
Recipe: Biscoff traybake cake
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13Millionaire Brownie Traybake
This recipe combines two classic bakes... brownies and Millionaire's Shortbread. Fudgy brownie studded with shortbread topped with caramel and chocolate.
Recipe: Millionaire Brownie Traybake
14Lemon drizzle traybake cake
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16Creme eggs traybake cake
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17Strawberry milkshake traybake cake
18School dinner cake
Nostalgic baking recipes have been growing in popularity. This school dinner cake is not only comforting but also, easy to make. It's a vanilla sponge, topped with icing and sprinkled with hundreds and thousands. A wonderful treat to brighten the day.
Recipe: School dinner cake
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19Chocolate traybake cake
This chocolate traybake cake, decorated with Smarties, would make the perfect birthday cake.
Recipe: Chocolate traybake cake
20Amaretto Sour tray bake

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