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Rock cake

A rock cake, also called a rock bun, is a small cake with a rough surface resembling a rock. They were promoted by the British Ministry of Food during the Second World War since they required fewer eggs and less sugar than ordinary cakes, important savings in a time of strict rationing. Traditional recipes bulked them with oatmeal, which was more readily…

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Alternative names
Rock bun Scone (US)
Carbohydrate
26.1 g
Fat
5.6 g
Food energy (per serving)
166.6 kcal (697 kJ)
Main ingredients
Flour, butter or margarine, sugar, egg, baking powder, water, dried fruit (currants, raisins, candied orange peel), nutmeg and mixed spices
Nutritional value (per serving)
Protein2.5 gFat5.6 gCarbohydrate26.1 g

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Rock cake

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples16
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Rock cake

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related to External links · 3
Rock cake → Cooking, Girls, Rock Cakes
Alternative names · 1
Rock cake → Rock bun Scone (US)
Carbohydrate · 1
Rock cake → 26.1 g
Fat · 1
Rock cake → 5.6 g
Food energy (per serving) · 1
Rock cake → 166.6 kcal (697 kJ)
Main ingredients · 1
Rock cake → Flour, butter or margarine, sugar, egg, baking powder, water, dried fruit (currants, raisins, candied orange peel), nutmeg and mixed spices
Nutritional value (per serving) · 1
Rock cake → Protein2.5 gFat5.6 gCarbohydrate26.1 g
Place of origin · 1
Rock cake → United Kingdom Ireland
Protein · 1
Rock cake → 2.5 g
Type · 1
Rock cake → pastry

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flour butter sugar rock recipe cakes baking cake currants also powder mixed bun food oatmeal scone margarine egg raisins nutmeg

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Rock cakeAlternative namesRock bun Scone (US)1.00infobox
Rock cakeCarbohydrate26.1 g1.00infobox
Rock cakeFat5.6 g1.00infobox
Rock cakeFood energy (per serving)166.6 kcal (697 kJ)1.00infobox
Rock cakeMain ingredientsFlour, butter or margarine, sugar, egg, baking powder, water, dried fruit (currants, raisins, candied orange peel), nutmeg and mixed spices1.00infobox
Rock cakeNutritional value (per serving)Protein2.5 gFat5.6 gCarbohydrate26.1 g1.00infobox
Rock cakePlace of originUnited Kingdom Ireland1.00infobox
Rock cakeProtein2.5 g1.00infobox
Rock cakeTypepastry1.00infobox
raisinsinstance ofof dried fruit0.80text
candied orange peelinstance ofof dried fruit0.80text
etc.instance ofof dried fruit0.80text

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