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For the Sponge:

  • 3 Eggs
  • 75g Caster Sugar
  • 75g Self Raising Flour

For Filling (Optional - If making Victoria Sponge Version)

  • 100g Single Cream (I personally use Elmlea)
  • 100g Strawberry Jam
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    Method

    • step 1

      Preheat Oven to 170C/Fan 150C/ Gas 5. Place baking paper in a 7inch circular baking tin.
    • step 2

      Using an electric whisk, whisk together the eggs and sugar until it has tripled in size and is stiff. A test of this is to use the whisk to create a line on top of the mixture with the mixture and if it stays, then it is ready.
    • step 3

      Carefully fold in the flour, making sure to knock out as little air as possible so that the cake will rise well, pour the mixture into the tin and put into the oven for 10 minutes.
    • step 4

      (If making Victoria Sponge version) Create two of these cakes and leave to cool, whisk the cream ready.
    • step 5

      Once cooled, spread jam on one of the halves and then place the whipped cream on top. Then place the other half on top and enjoy - best served with a nice cup of tea!!
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    Overall rating

    A star rating of 3.3 out of 5.33 ratings

    marjorieboyd59192

    My cake came out lovely and light and bigger than expected..will deffo make it again…

    jamie_ross_596056

    This is the worst cake recipe I have ever made. Ridiculous cake.

    isabelleriggens16678

    I know that it's a healthy alternative but it was basically sweet rubbery egg. Would not try again.

    chrisxclark12053

    Best fat free sponge I have ever made. Turned at beautiful. I used double cream not single cream with jam for the filling.

    kirstie30330692

    Fabulous recipe, was going to do a Swiss roll with it but it rose too much, so did a tray bake Victoria sponge type instead. Used ‘fake’ sugar so it really was a heathy version. It lasted 4 or 5 days before going stale too…

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