Raindrop Cake

Pronunciation: /reɪn.drɑp keɪk/

Definitions of raindrop cake

noun a type of dessert that originated in Japan, made of water and agar, and has a jelly-like texture

Example Sentences

A1 I tried a raindrop cake for the first time.

A2 The raindrop cake looked like a clear jelly.

B1 Making a raindrop cake requires agar agar and water.

B2 The texture of a raindrop cake is unique and delicate.

C1 Raindrop cakes have become a popular dessert in many Asian countries.

C2 I attended a cooking class to learn how to make the perfect raindrop cake.

Examples of raindrop cake in a Sentence

formal The raindrop cake is a popular Japanese dessert made from agar and water, resembling a clear raindrop.

informal I tried making a raindrop cake at home but it didn't turn out as pretty as the ones I've seen online.

slang Have you ever had a raindrop cake? It's like eating a sweet, jiggly cloud!

figurative Her delicate beauty was like a raindrop cake, ethereal and mesmerizing.

Grammatical Forms of raindrop cake

• plural: raindrop cakes
• comparative: more raindrop cake
• superlative: most raindrop cake
• present tense: is raindrop cake
• future tense: will be raindrop cake
• perfect tense: has been raindrop cake
• continuous tense: is being raindrop cake
• singular: raindrop cake
• positive degree: very raindrop cake
• infinitive: to be raindrop cake
• gerund: enjoying raindrop cake
• participle: the raindrop cake

Origin and Evolution of raindrop cake

First Known Use: 2014 year

Language of Origin: Japanese

Story behind the word: The raindrop cake, known as 'Mizu Shingen Mochi' in Japan, was created by Kinseiken Seika Company in Yamanashi Prefecture.

Evolution of the word: The term 'raindrop cake' gained popularity in the United States and other Western countries as the dessert became a trendy food item in the early 2010s.