Looking like something that the Jetson's would dive into after dinner, Japanese "water" cakes appear to be the latest dessert craze sweeping the Internet. While the crystal ball-esque delicacy appears ...

This Japanese cake looks exactly like a water drop. Guess what? The raindrop cake is actually made of water Know all about this unique Japanese creation here. Can you eat water? Yes! Leave it to the ...

This Japanese raindrop cake is taking the internet by storm these days. It is a transparent cake which resembles a raindrop. It looks like a solid see-through bubble of water. Besides the appearance, ...

This easy and quick-to-make Middle Eastern semolina cake from blogger Sasha Martin is very dense but moist; she recommends serving it with a hefty dollop of whipped cream and a strong cup of tea.

To prepare the water and cocoa cake, first, in a bowl, whisk the eggs with the sugar using a hand whisk or electric beaters (1). Once you have a smooth and creamy mixture, add the water (2), sunflower ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dense, moist, and decadent, this Chocolate Water Cake calls for ingredients you likely have in the cupboard, and the cake doesn't ...

The cake that appears as a solid bubble of water is taking the internet by storm. The Japanese Raindrop Cake is traditionally known as Mizu Shingen Mochi. Photograph: @zlatevam/Instagram. The Japanese ...

Last year we wrote about Water Cake, the clear Japanese dessert known as Mizu Shingen Mochi that has people lined up and down the street just to get a taste. The article was so polarizing that readers ...