The Blue Raindrop cake looks like an inverted jellyfish, transparent, nice blue hue and little flowers inside the cake gives this delicacy an eye-grabbing look. Here’s how you can make it at home by ...

Raindrop cakes are pretty magical in themselves. You know, because they look like raindrops, they’re jiggly, and they make a bowl full of jelly feel fancy. 14 commandments for everyone who’s ever used ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We love to come across a dessert so beautiful that we hesitate to even take a bite. Popular in Japan but never seen before in the ...

No, it's not a breast implant you've been seeing all over Twitter the last few days. This past weekend New York chef Darren Wong debuted the "raindrop cake" at weekly food market Smorgasburg, and the ...

When the Raindrop Cake debuted stateside, foodies everywhere longed to jiggle and photograph — and yes, consume — the transparent cult dessert. The problem: The delicious-looking cakes were available ...

There's a new low-calorie dessert taking the internet by storm — and it looks exactly like a drop of water. The idea originated in Japan as "Mizu Shingen Mochi" (or "water cake"), but after the trend ...

SEATTLE — It doesn't look like cake. And it doesn't taste like cake. “It tastes like water. It tastes like plain water,” said Vivienne Tran, owner of a place that makes this strange dessert. But it's ...

At first glance, the rain drop cake is absolutely mesmerizing. It's squishy, supple, and you just want to poke it with your spoon. The consistency is far from a traditional cake, but more of a firm ...

On social media: @raindropcake. On Facebook: www.facebook.com/raindropcake. It tastes wet. Like nothing at all. Like what it is. Water. A piece of water. Whimsically ...

The Raindrop Cake is New York City–based chef Darren Wong’s take on the mizu shingen mochi, an intriguing Japanese cult dessert made from mineral water and gelatin or agar and served with roasted ...

Then, Australia-wide, the ‘freakshow milkshake’: And now it’s the ‘raindrop cake’. Coming straight out of Japan to the US (don’t worry, we’re sure Australia is next… we hope), the latest dessert ...

Raindrop cakes are pretty magical in themselves. You know, because they look like raindrops, they’re jiggly, and they make a bowl full of jelly feel fancy. 1 14 commandments for everyone who’s ever ...