The Banbury Cake is a pastry cake steeped in history. These traditional feast day cakes have their roots in Medieval times. The original Banbury Cake recipe was thought to have been brought back to England during the Crusades.
Today, Brown's Original Banbury Cakes are made by baker Philip Brown, whose family has been making these traditional feast day cakes for centuries. The recipe for the famous Brown's Original Banbury Cakes is a closely guarded secret and dates back to the 13th Century. If you'd like to know more about these delicious pastries through the ages, read about the Banbury Cake history on the blog page.
Banbury Cakes make ideal corporate gifts. They are perfect for the company looking for a traditional and unusual gift for special events or occasions.
Planning a wedding and looking for unique cakes or favours? Because they are hand-
As a traditional cake, many prominent visitors to the town have been presented with Banbury Cakes. These include George Washington, HRH Queen Elizabeth II, and Earl Spencer (grandfather of Diana, Princess of Wales).
Banbury Cakes have also been sent to Cricket commentators and reviewed on radio, television and in the national press.
Banbury Cakes are oval-
Banbury Cakes make wonderful gifts and with a four-
As a feast day cake, Banbury Cakes have traditionally been eaten at times of celebration and are one of Britain's finest delicacies. With Brown's Original Banbury Cake recipe, they taste as good today as they have done for centuries.
Banbury Cakes shouldn't be confused with other regional cakes such as Eccles Cakes
or Chorley Cakes. An Eccles Cake was traditionally made from short crust pastry and
originated much later than Banbury Cakes in the 1700s. Today, Eccles Cakes are often
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Why not try some Banbury Cakes, the perfect treat for the family? You can buy them online here. You can send them as a gift, delivered direct to your friend or loved one anywhere in the world. For more information email Banbury Cakes Online here.
Do you live in the Banbury area? You will find a list of Brown's Original Banbury Cake here: