Welcome to Britain's Best Cake 2025
The cake, created by Abba Cakes based in the Wirral, got the judges nod ahead of more than 100 other entries in seven categories: Brownie & Blondie, Classic Cake, Fruit Cake, Gluten-Free Cake, Mini Cakes, Traybake and Vegan Cake. Find all of this year's winners and medallists here!
The winning product comprises layers of dark chocolate sponge and double chocolate ganache plus some dulce de leche running through the centre, which its Colombian-born creator Alejandra said gave it “a little bit of Latin”.
Our category winners included Ginger Bakers from Cumbria, who took home the Fruit Cake and Traybake trophies. Crustiq took home the trophy in the Blondies & Brownies category with their Kunafa Pistachio Brownie, Sweet! Let's Eat won the Gluten-Free category with their Chocolate Cake with Pistachio & Berries. Anda’s Kitchen won the Mini Cake category with their Cherry Desire, and Rex Bakery took home the Vegan category with their wheat-free brownie.
Britain’s Best Cake 2025 took place at the NEC Birmingham on Monday 7 April, and was sponsored by Dawn Foods, Kluman & Balter, Rainbow Dust, Sonneveld Group, and St. Ewe Free Range Eggs. Stay tuned as we will be announcing our medal winners very soon!
If you're interested in entering next year's competition, click here to register your interest.
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