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- Pischinger - layered wafer cake with praline filling
Pischinger - layered wafer cake with praline filling
Pischinger is a layered wafer cake or slice. Thin wafers (typically Carlsbad wafers) are bound together with a rich chocolate-hazelnut praline filling, and the whole is usually coated in chocolate glaze.
It became an eponym based on the Pischinger torte of the Viennese confectioner Oscar Pischinger. The Original Pischinger Torte was first created in 1881 and soon made the company famous across practically the entire former Austria-Hungary, including the Czech and Slovak lands.
It is therefore not a sponge cakelet and is definitely not fat-free; on the contrary, the hazelnut-chocolate filling is markedly rich and sweet.
- A layered wafer cake bound with a praline filling.
- The filling is chocolate-hazelnut praline, coated in chocolate.
- Of Viennese origin, created by Oscar Pischinger in 1881.
- Widespread in Czechia and Slovakia. not a sponge, not fat-free.
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