March 2025: Your Quick Guide to the Best Cake & Dessert Articles
Looking for the most useful baking advice from March 2025? You’ve come to the right place. Below you’ll find a fast‑track rundown of the posts we published, packed with practical tips you can use today.
Sweet Science: Ingredients & Techniques
We started the month with a fun experiment: what happens if you add two eggs instead of one to cookies? The extra egg makes the dough softer and gives a richer flavor, but you’ll need to adjust flour a bit to keep the spread in check.
Cheesecake fans got a split‑decision guide on whether to bake on the top or bottom rack. Bottom rack yields a flatter surface, while the top rack gives a slight browning on the edges – pick the one that matches your texture goal.
Gluten‑related posts covered a lot of ground. One article explained why gluten can cause a “belly” feeling and offered gluten‑free cake alternatives that stay moist. Another deep‑dive showed how to swap regular flour for gluten‑free blends without losing structure, and a quick FAQ confirmed that eggs are naturally gluten‑free.
For those who love cheesecake, we compared baked vs. continental styles. Baked cheesecake is dense and heavy, perfect for a classic vibe, while continental (no‑bake) stays light and creamy, ideal for warmer days. We also broke down heavy cream vs. whipping cream, noting that heavy cream gives a firmer set, whereas whipping cream keeps the filling softer.
Fudge makers weren’t left out – we listed common mistakes like overheating the sugar and shared a simple fix: use a candy thermometer and stir constantly once you hit the soft‑ball stage.
Global Treats & Fun Facts
If you’ve ever wondered how much a box of Parisian macarons costs, we gave a price range from boutique shops to the famous Ladurée. The same curiosity led us to explore how macarons arrived in Brazil and the cultural twists they took there.
Our deep‑dive into wedding cake symbolism uncovered why each tier represents a different stage of marriage, and we offered ideas for personalizing those layers.
Chocolate lovers got a rundown on whether Kit Kat is vegan – the short answer: regular Kit Kat isn’t, but there are plant‑based alternatives that satisfy the same crunch.
We also tackled everyday dilemmas like the proper etiquette for tipping a baker on a birthday cake, and the best way to store brownies so they stay fresh for days.
For a sweet history bite, we traced the phrase “Let them eat cake” back to Marie Antoinette’s myth and explained why it’s likely a false attribution. Finally, we celebrated the world’s most loved dessert – cake – by showcasing a handful of international favorites and why they stick in people’s hearts.
All these articles are still live on the site, so grab the ones that match your current project and start baking smarter today.