
Sponge soaked in three milks
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Tres leches ('three milks') is a soaked sponge cake popular across Latin America. Its exact origins are debated among several countries, and recipes spread widely after evaporated and condensed milk were promoted on can labels in the 20th century.
The cake's magic is its texture: a sturdy sponge drenched in a mix of evaporated milk, condensed milk, and cream that stays moist without turning soggy.
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