Statistics[]
- Group Food Effects
- MP +3% (Max. 90 @ 3000 Base Magic Points)
- HP recovered while healing +1
- MP recovered while healing +6
Other Uses[]
Synthesis Recipes[]
- Yield: Chocolate Cake x 1
- HQ 1: Silken Spirit x 1
- Fire Crystal
- Patissier
- 1 x Apkallu Egg
- 1 x Bird Egg
- 1 x Heart Chocolate
- 1 x Maple Sugar
- 1 x Olive Oil
- 1 x San d'Orian Flour
- 1 x Selbina Milk
Used in Recipes[]
- None
Desynthesis Recipes[]
None
Obtained from Desynthesis[]
- None
How to Obtain[]
Auction House Category: Food > Meals > Sweets
Can be obtained as a random reward from the Gobbie Mystery Box Special Dial and similar sources.
ANNM[]
Key Item | Zone | Monsters | Level |
---|---|---|---|
Green-Labeled Crate | Sauromugue Champaign (S) | 75 |
Historical Background[]
The first chocolate cake was baked in 1674, ushering in a new love around the world for the sweet, delectable combination of cake and delicious chocolate.
Cake’s history exists long before someone thought of adding chocolate to the mix. Pre-chocolate cake, the dessert known as cake was made shortly after the discovery of flour - one of cake’s key ingredients. Cakes are generally made from different combinations of flour, sweetening, eggs, some form of shortening, milk, a leavening agent, and flavoring…like chocolate. Early cakes were almost interchangeable with bread, being described in medieval England as flour-based sweet foods alongside bread, which were simply flour-based foods without sweetening. Early cakes were actually closer to what we know today as biscuits or cookies, being smaller than bread and likely cooked on a hot stone before ovens became used for baking. Chocolate cake, of course, marked a major turning point in the history of cake, and now remains the most popular type of cake in nearly every part of the world.
Early American cooks on the East Coast considered cake, especially chocolate cake, a symbol of well-being. Each region of the country had a favorite recipe or type of cake. Over the years, the types of chocolate cake available have mounted, and there are hundreds - even thousands - of recipes for chocolate cake around the world. From family recipes to the secrets of professional chefs to popular cookbook confections, chocolate cake is everywhere.