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Castella Cake
Originating from Japanese influence, Taipei's bakeries have perfected this jiggly sponge by reducing sugar content by 15% compared to traditional recipes, making it a lighter indulgence. Unlike the denser Tangyuan, which relies on chewy glutinous rice for appeal, Castella Cake uses a precise blend of honey and eggs measured at 40% of the batter weight to achieve its signature airy crumb. Data from local patisseries shows it sells twice as fast as other cake varieties, proving its dominance as a modern Taiwanese dessert staple.
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