Grenadian Caribbean Fruit cake -Holiday Cake
NutmegSpiced’s Caribbean Fruit Cake is a rich, moist Caribbean-style fruit cake inspired by traditional British fruit cake, reimagined with bold island flavour and handcrafted techniques.
Made with fermented and marinated fruits, premium rums and wines, warm spices, and a carefully balanced fruit-to-cake ratio, this cake delivers a lighter, softer texture than traditional Black Rum Cake while still offering deep flavour and richness in every slice. Unlike Black Rum Cake, this version contains no browning or caramel sauce, allowing the natural flavour of the fruits, butter, spices, and rum-soaked ingredients to shine through.
The result is a beautifully balanced sponge-pound style fruit cake that feels luxurious, comforting, and less dense while still carrying the signature warmth of Caribbean baking traditions. Perfect for celebrations, gifting, holidays, or enjoying with tea or coffee.
Each cake is baked in small batches using NutmegSpiced’s original recipe development process and premium ingredients for exceptional flavour and texture.
Ingredients include alcohol-infused fruit puree (citrus peel, currants, prunes, raisins, cherries), flour, butter, eggs, sugar, spices, flavouring, rum, and wine.
Available in 6” and 9” sizes.
Storage Instructions:
Wrap tightly and store in an airtight container at cool room temperature for up to 1 month. Can also be frozen for longer storage.
Available by Custom Order
This item is made to order and is not available for online checkout.
To inquire, please complete our Custom Order Request Form. We'll confirm availability and send an invoice if we're able to accommodate your request.
- Submit the Custom Order Request Form.
- We'll review your request and confirm availability.
- If we're able to accommodate your order, we'll send you an invoice.
- Your order is confirmed once payment has been received.
Custom orders are available for storefront pickup or local delivery within our delivery area.
We do not ship our products.
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