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The Best Tres Leches Cakes in Toronto

The Best Tres Leches Cakes in Toronto

The Best Tres Leches Cakes in Toronto

The best tres leches cakes in Toronto are sweet, creamy, satisfying desserts everyone should try. Made of delicate sponge cake soaked in a vanilla-scented mixture of evaporated and condensed milks mixed with heavy cream, this cake is one of Latin American's most popular exports.

Though Toronto is home to a few unique takes on tradition -- with flavours like matcha, piña colada and coffee tres leches -- most of these sweets pay tribute to the way the dessert has always been made. A homey classic, tres leches cake may not be the city's most photogenic dinner finale. Still, with a taste that has garnered generations of devotees, there's plenty of reason to seek out the city's best tres leches cakes.

1175A St Clair Ave W

La Morena

La Morena

To make their classic tres leches cake, the team at La Morena soaks airy sponge cake in a sweet, creamy mixture of milks and tops the lot with whipped cream. Looking for something new? On occasion, the kitchen cooks up flavoured tres leches, including coffee and matcha versions.

346 Westmoreland Ave N Unit 105 C

Gaucho Pie Co.

Gaucho Pie Co.

Gaucho Pie Co.'s tres leches cake -- soaked in the requisite blend of milks, topped with dulce de leche, whipped cream, toasted coconut, and an alfajor cookie -- proves that two desserts are always better than one.

18 Tank House Lane

El Catrin

El Catrin

At El Catrin, the tres leches consists of vanilla cake soaked in syrup made with evaporated and condensed milk along with heavy cream. Don't let the modern plating fool you; the flavour here is pure tradition.

The Best Tres Leches Cakes in Toronto

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The Best Tres Leches Cakes in Toronto

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The best tres leches cakes in Toronto are sweet, creamy, satisfying desserts everyone should try. Made of delicate sponge cake soaked in a vanilla-scented mixture of evaporated and condensed milks mixed with heavy cream, this cake is one of Latin American's most popular exports.

Though Toronto is home to a few unique takes on tradition -- with flavours like matcha, piña colada and coffee tres leches -- most of these sweets pay tribute to the way the dessert has always been made. A homey classic, tres leches cake may not be the city's most photogenic dinner finale. Still, with a taste that has garnered generations of devotees, there's plenty of reason to seek out the city's best tres leches cakes.