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Do you get Madeira cake in Madeira?

Honey cake is found widely in Madeira and is the real Madeira cake, and nothing like the UK Madeira cake. This is a rich, sweet and dense cake. Passion fruit is wonderful in Madeira and grown widely on the island.



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