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I love carrot Cake and I eat it where ever I can get it. Having eaten my way through NYC, I can safely say that I find the Carrot Cake at Vinyl to be the absolute best. The staff was laughing as they watched me eat it because I could not believe how outstanding it was. The perfect balance of spicy and sweet with simply incredible frosting. I avoid the place now becasue I could easily eat my weight in their carrot cake. You HAVE to try it!
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re: Mike
I grew up loving a Carrot Cake from the Good Food Store in Darien, CT. That is no longer, alas. I had am amazing cake from Otter Creek Bakery in Middlebury, VT (very cream cheesy frosting!) years ago, but my current favorite is that at Two LIttle Red Hens on the UES. Has anyone else tried that? I saw Magnolia's last night, and am wondering how it compares...
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Today I was at Magnolia and tried their carrot cake. It was satisfying. I compare every carrot cake to my favorite, which is in upstate NY. The frosting didn't taste like cream cheese enough for me. It was a light-colored cake made with coconut which I liked. The one I'm used to is dark, and the edges seem to have been coated in molasses and is made with raisans. Their must be a place in NYC that is known for their carrot cake!
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Is your typo supposed to be thin or thick? Well in any case, the carrot cake at La Flor in Woodside, Queens, is quite good, but it is a heavy style cake not light and fluffy interior--a few bites and you're done. Don't beat me up for the next one, but the carrot cake at Cheesecake factory is a favorite of a friend of mine, although I have not tried it myself, but it does look good--it is huge, and appears to have thick frosting. It is very funny but the best carrot cake I've had is made by Publix bakery in North Miami Beach florida, complete with the carrot in orange frosting--it's the light airy kind with that thick styled cream cheese frosting--nice and moist, not dry styled or bread like. I used to make a carrot bread which was quite dense but also very good, no frosting though--Have not had anything memorable from any bakery of late that I can think of--but I try it often in restaurants if it's on the dessert menu---------it is one of my husband's favorites, and it would be good to know some other sources for certain, so let's hope others chime in.