How To Make The Perfect Lamingtons | Kiwiana

[@SamukelisiweNgcobo-fe2rb]

I like the way you cut it for filling the cream it absolutely classy and beautiful

[@goldwaves]

I was missing these so much. I followed your recipe and made them yesterday and these tasted even better than the store bought ones. My cravings were satisfied and everyone was so impressed. Such a cute and delicious treat. The Raspberry one was my favourite. Thank you so much for the recipe!

[@LaraineAnne]

I use the Edmonds’s Three minute sponge recipe and cook it in 12 muffin pans because I found the cut edge put crumbs in the icing. At least round ones give out the message they aren’t store bought! But I can never stop my hands getting covered in icing and I’m too impatient to stand for ages watching icing drip from a piece of cake so I get far too much on each cake. I fill with unsweetened whipped cream (why spoil such a tasty product with sugar and flavouring?) and home made jam, not necessarily raspberry. If I must use a jam from the supermarket I use Anathoth.

[@lilladevihargoon9078]

Yummy! I love lamington's. Thank you for sharing i usually make chocolate but love to try rasberry. Keep baking & sharing 👌

[@mirandaegarr4266]

Great recipe...I have bought these before but never made. I am going to have a go! Thanks. You have a nice calm manner throughout which I really like.

[@kiwiana1592]

Thanks Miranda! This recipe always evokes nostalgia and takes me back to my first tuck shop lammo 😊 Let us know how they turn out!

[@teresavelazquez359]

Just made raspberry lamingtons and so worth it!!

[@Alethiometer]

can I have a taste? lol

[@sonyacbrown9999]

These are beautiful! Can't wait to try this recipe. Thank you!

[@kiwiana1592]

Thanks Sonya! Have fun 🙌 🍰 🦄

[@SamukelisiweNgcobo-fe2rb]

Im in love the way you doit definitely will make

[@knightsofneeech]

I love your music arrangement! Thank you for a great tutorial

[@anisabelperez4442]

So fluffy...so pillowy 😮

[@elsonthomas673]

Wow 🤩 looks absolutely beautiful..

[@makasfuthakhoza7494]

Thank you so much for sharing this recipe

[@patz8692]

Yummy! They look delicious! I can’t wait to try these tomorrow. Thank you for sharing.

[@kiwiana1592]

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[@craftyleo]

Tino reka!! Real sweet🤩 its a keeper 🙌

[@amharahmed6112]

Awesome

[@MrElectricaviator]

I have never heard of Lamingtons but I am a huge fan of Zingers. This is the gormet equivalent. I need to try.

[@nickhartanto8290]

I love zingers too but they were recalled recently. Look it up.

[@victoriahartanto5460]

I didn’t know about Lamingtons, but now I need them in my life. Sounds like a fun project to do for the holidays!

[@cocknasian]

Yes! I want to make them with Corita ❤️

[@joncab3037]

Hello, @@cocknasian, I am a real human. It is my belief that pie is superior to cake. However, my body would very much enjoy this Lamington cake.

[@kiwiana1592]

@@joncab3037 one could say that the lamington to a kiwi is the apple pie to an american 😉

[@nicky9187]

My kiwi grandmother was making these over 80 years ago ... 2 batches a week , one strawberry and 1 chocolate ... and yes, i remember her using Greggs Strawberry Jelly packets for the strawberry ones. Confess i was not a huge fan but as kids we got to lick the bowls after she had finished so win win

[@robert-brydson-1]

2014 April Fools' Day prank on New Zealanders by "The Guardian Australia" Due to an April Fools' Day prank in "The Guardian Australia", on 1 April 2014, written by Olaf Priol (an anagram of April Fool), some people, falsely believed that the lamington was originally a New Zealand cake known as a "Wellington", existing before the Australian lamington. A later article in The Guardian commented that this prank had even fooled Wikipedia.

[@TheKoziara]

these look far superior than the Americanized abominations. i would have never guessed jello syrup is flavoring/coloring for the raspberry ones- resourceful lil kiwis.

[@michellemckay-nkadimeng4961]

And here I thought this famous recipe was South African 😂 your recipe was totally mesmerising, loved it👌

[@una2000]

Your lamingtons looks so cute❤❤😊

[@sallynaidu1000]

Delicious for high teas thanks so much. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦👌

[@777divyansh]

This is mouth watering.

[@lucytennis5077]

Wooow

[@lauspeculum]

I am going to break with my Australian birthright to claim Kiwi things as our own, and say you've earned ownership of lamingtons! They look fantastic.

[@robert-brydson-1]

2014 April Fools' Day prank on New Zealanders by "The Guardian Australia" Due to an April Fools' Day prank in "The Guardian Australia", on 1 April 2014, written by Olaf Priol (an anagram of April Fool), some people, falsely believed that the lamington was originally a New Zealand cake known as a "Wellington", existing before the Australian lamington. A later article in The Guardian commented that this prank had even fooled Wikipedia.

[@dwj8620]

They are Aussie, you goose

[@JonathanQuintin]

Looks delicious. When are you back down-under?

[@marksimmons1404]

That's a great question! If they'd let me in, I'd be on the next plane.

[@maureenflovers7952]

Lamingtons are a huge favourite in South Africa too.No celebrations or parties are complete without it ..and l was under the impression that it was a South African treat ..My 😞 bad

[@shoutatthesky]

Come on! When have you ever seen "powdered sugar" in a New Zealand supermarket? You're having us on mate!

[@zaykaqueen7053]

Wow awesome 🥰🥰 stay connected

[@RJVlog1]

Super and best recipe Video that has been searched for a long time Thanku sooo much♥️

[@kiwiana1592]

Thanks RJ Vlog!

[@joanarokonaki4435]

Love this

[@ellewright6991]

My guilty pleasure 😭😭😭 just ate 2 of em lolololol

[@emyk3543]

Amazing😍

[@mosidadiedericks5873]

Beautiful thank you 😊👍🌹🕋🇿🇦

[@cb8655]

Please make more videos!

[@luciebertrand8498]

Hello, how much does one cup of flour make in grams? Please thank

[@cocknasian]

Google says 120g = 1 cup of flour

[@feroshariyal4703]

Yummy 💖

[@sumarlangsidin3662]

❤❤❤❤

[@prototypep4]

Uhh the story of the lamington being from New Zealand was an april fools day prank by The Guardian.

[@cocknasian]

fake news

[@nickhartanto8290]

@@cocknasian I suppose you think pavs are from Australia too?!?

[@robert-brydson-1]

@@nickhartanto8290 YEP

[@robert-brydson-1]

@@nickhartanto8290 2014 April Fools' Day prank on New Zealanders by "The Guardian Australia" Due to an April Fools' Day prank in "The Guardian Australia", on 1 April 2014, written by Olaf Priol (an anagram of April Fool), some people, falsely believed that the lamington was originally a New Zealand cake known as a "Wellington", existing before the Australian lamington. A later article in The Guardian commented that this prank had even fooled Wikipedia.

[@roukshanakhan2696]

Amazing...❣️🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦💯

[@salwaahmed1067]

Da best Lamingtons thnxs

[@humi191]

How do you make raspberry ones?

[@nickhartanto8290]

@Humi 6:06

[@bethwalker355]

You sound Australian, American and English!!

[@AbiNomac]

There’s no such thing as a New Zealand lamington. They wish.

[@robert-brydson-1]

2014 April Fools' Day prank on New Zealanders by "The Guardian Australia" Due to an April Fools' Day prank in "The Guardian Australia", on 1 April 2014, written by Olaf Priol (an anagram of April Fool), some people, falsely believed that the lamington was originally a New Zealand cake known as a "Wellington", existing before the Australian lamington. A later article in The Guardian commented that this prank had even fooled Wikipedia.

[@رشاعبدالله-خ4ر]

يمييي

[@nicky9187]

Powdered sugar ????? Did you mean icing sugar or castor sugar?????

[@kiwiana1592]

Icing sugar!

[@Appaddict01]

That’s what Americans call icing sugar.

[@robert-brydson-1]

FUN FACT - like the Pavlova , Lamingtons ARE from Australia, - the story that Lamingtons are a New Zealand creation was an April fools day joke played on New Zealanders by The Guardian Australia,,, look it up !

[@Ribbs-zt7uf]

He's right raspberry is not the best it's the token variety of Lamington you make when you've ran out of chocolate ingredients.

[@francisheperi4180]

When I lived in Australia, I never ever saw a raspberry or pink lamington, This is a very Kiwi thing, it seems. I don't know why Jeremy is being so fussy, but the pink variety is more popular.

[@lukebartle2879]

No they are not from New Zealand. They are Australian they came from Stawell in Victoria they. I should know because my nan made them and my aunties. So kiwis don’t know how long the lemington . I see your young a kiwi.

[@nicky9187]

My New Zealand grandmother was making these over 80 years ago so not new to new zealand at all, have been here for a very long time

[@francisheperi4180]

Who cares what you think! Lamos are NZ! and that's that!

[@dwj8620]

@@francisheperi4180 Nah, mate. Created in Queensland, Australia, and named after Lord Lamington, governor of Queensland.

[@francisheperi4180]

@@dwj8620 Nah!

[@lukebartle2879]

Your young and the young don’t know. Why try to say lemington is kiwis it’s not. See you don’t know your history. It’s proven Australian.

[@ngatiramona]

I think they were pranking us. Itz all good, just a bit of fun. Please dont get upset. Lamington is Aussie. But the Pavlova is Kiwi.. that's straight up.

[@francisheperi4180]

Givus a kiss, mwah!

[@robert-brydson-1]

2014 April Fools' Day prank on New Zealanders by "The Guardian Australia" Due to an April Fools' Day prank in "The Guardian Australia", on 1 April 2014, written by Olaf Priol (an anagram of April Fool), some people, falsely believed that the lamington was originally a New Zealand cake known as a "Wellington", existing before the Australian lamington. A later article in The Guardian commented that this prank had even fooled Wikipedia.

[@robert-brydson-1]

2014 April Fools' Day prank on New Zealanders by "The Guardian Australia" Due to an April Fools' Day prank in "The Guardian Australia", on 1 April 2014, written by Olaf Priol (an anagram of April Fool), some people, falsely believed that the lamington was originally a New Zealand cake known as a "Wellington", existing before the Australian lamington. A later article in The Guardian commented that this prank had even fooled Wikipedia.