Coffee cake
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The term coffee cake covers a wide variety of cakes and sweet yeast breads that are usually served with coffee or eaten at breakfast. Coffee cakes do not necessarily contain coffee, although they can. The term "coffee cake" actually comes from the fact that it is often served with coffee. Coffee cakes are typically flavored with cinnamon, nuts, and fruits. Apples are also a common fruit to add as an ingredient to this dessert, as one might hear the name "apple coffee cake".
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- Cooking For Engineers: Pecan Coffee Cake - step by step instructions with photographs for making a pecan coffee cake
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