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  1. been searching for an alcohol free fruit cake recipe! glad to see this.will try it out by weekend!

  2. 5 stars
    Everybody loves it. Can you pls load a recipe if i where to put alcohol into the cake. Some wants it the same and some wants it with rum. I want to have the same recipe i just want to know the ratio of the rum. Hope you will reply

    1. Hi, Thanks for trying my recipe, I’m glad that you and yours enjoyed it. Unfortunately, I do not consume alcohol and won’t be able to advise you in that.

  3. 5 stars
    My mom is from Pune. Every Christmas she talks about the lovely fruit cake she used to have back home. This year, I decided to bake her one, but as we don’t consume alcohol, this was the perfect recipe. She was delighted. Thanks.

    1. Hi Sonia, I’m happy that your mom enjoyed this cake and thanks for your feedback 🙂

  4. 5 stars
    Assalamualaykum
    Thank you for this recipe. I modified it by using 3\4 cup light brown sugar, for less sweetness and it was still quite sweet, my wife and I are both diabetics.
    I added a teaspoon of black treacle, I also used self raising flour, chopped dates and almonds.
    Alhamdulillah the cake came out great.
    Your website is beautifully setup.
    I share the cooking and baking with my wife and she likes my cooking, not so much my experiments, yet they taste great. She is conservative and rarely tries new things. She is 60 now so I don’t mind.
    Wassalam.

    1. Wa alaikum assalam! I’m glad that you liked my recipe 🙂
      Thanks a lot for sharing this with me.

  5. If I were to make this recipe ahead of time for Christmas (i.e. now) would I be able to freeze it after a few days of letting it sit at room temperature to develop the flavour? I want to make it ahead of time and I as well don’t consume alcohol.

    1. Hi Cora, this cake is full of flavor and you don’t have to leave it out for days to develop the flavor. After baking the cake, let it cool to room temperature and then wrap it with a plastic wrap and then with an aluminum foil. Place the cake in an airtight container or a big Ziplock bag and place it in the freezer. To thaw the cake, remove the aluminum foil, and let it thaw overnight in the fridge or place it over the kitchen counter.

  6. Hi, I just tried this and it came out great! I was wondering if it was possible to do this without eggs? What can I use as a substitute?

    1. Hi Stephen, I never made this cake without eggs, I’m sorry but don’t know what will work here instead of eggs.

  7. 5 stars
    I especially appreciate the non-alcoholic version alongside Muna’s explanation of why alcohol is used in the first place, and how to retain the quality of a traditional cake without the alcohol.

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