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Weirdough The Artisan Baker

Dark Chocolate Strawberry Cake – Eggless

Dark Chocolate Strawberry Cake – Eggless

Rs. 1,500.00
Rs. 1,500.00
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Rich, decadent, and made to celebrate — our Dark Chocolate Strawberry Cake is a timeless classic done right.

This eggless dark chocolate cake is baked moist and tender, layered generously with fresh strawberries, and finished with a silky chocolate ganache that melts with every bite. Deep cocoa flavours meet the natural sweetness of strawberries, creating a perfectly balanced, not-too-sweet indulgence.

Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, or a simple chocolate craving, this cake is designed to feel special from the first slice to the last.

Why you’ll love this cake

- Moist & rich eggless dark chocolate cake

- Layered with fresh strawberries

- Finished with smooth chocolate ganache

- Perfect balance of chocolate and fruit

- Ideal for celebrations & gifting

⚖️ Weight: 500 g
 🥚 Eggless

Best enjoyed slightly chilled or at room temperature for the perfect ganache finish 🍫🍓

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Eggless
DeliveryMumbai bakery delivery
Plan aheadAdvance order recommended
Made forGathering and celebration
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Made for gathering

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Bake and delivery timing

Made to order in Mumbai. Select an available date where shown; regular bakery delivery excludes Monday.

Ingredients and allergens

Review the product description for ingredients. The bakery handles wheat, dairy, eggs, nuts and seeds; contact us before ordering if you have a serious allergy.

Egg information
Eggless. Review the selected variant before adding to basket.

Storage and serving

Follow the storage guidance supplied with the cake and allow chilled bakes time to temper before serving where recommended.

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