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titleOfInvention There is the soft cake of the filling that simulation does not bakee
abstract The present invention relates to shelf stable soft cake, such as brownie-type pastry, it comprises the outer layer of dough of the baking directly contacted with inner core, and described inner core is similar to the dough core not bakeed of soft cake.The invention still further relates to the method producing soft cake, wherein each other by dough and filling layers be deposited before bakeing.
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