Marks & Spencer has unveiled its latest festive creation – a charming Christmas Cabin Cake that offers a unique twist on traditional holiday desserts.
The new offering features a lightly spiced sponge cake, enriched with premium Madagascan vanilla extract and speculoos spiced biscuit flavouring.
Hand-decorated with meticulous attention to detail, the cake combines creamy speculoos and rich white chocolate buttercream.
The cake takes on the form of an enchanting winter cabin, complete with delicate seasonal decorations.
The Christmas Cabin Cake is now available for purchase at M&S Foodhalls
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The Christmas Cabin Cake is now available for purchase at M&S Foodhalls nationwide and can also be ordered through Ocado.
This latest addition to M&S’s festive range particularly targets families who prefer sponge-based Christmas cakes over traditional fruit versions.
Social media users have responded enthusiastically to M&S’s latest festive creation.
One customer described the Christmas Cabin Cake as “utterly adorable” in online comments.
Another shopper expressed their approval, confirming that the edible cabin “Looks Delicious”.
“ill be having that thank you,” declared a third enthusiastic customer, highlighting the immediate appeal of the new dessert.
The Christmas Cabin Cake joins M&S’s broader festive dessert selection, which includes the return of a popular treat.
The store’s viral ginger and caramel cheesecake, which became M&S’s biggest social media sensation last Christmas, has made an anticipated comeback.
The store’s viral ginger and caramel cheesecake became M&S’s biggest social media sensation last Christmas
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The returning dessert features a ginger digestive biscuit base topped with a creamy cheesecake mixture.
It’s finished with white chocolate mousse and decorative elements that add a festive touch.
M&S announced the cheesecake’s return via Facebook, generating excitement among dessert enthusiasts.
The announcement has been particularly welcomed by shoppers at the Eastgate Shopping Centre branch in Gloucester, where customers have already spotted the returning favourite.
