Austrian Shah Cafe Caf é Sacher Cafe Vienna with original cakes

The caf é Sacher in Austria, in terms of its fame, has earned him a reputation second only to the Central Caf é in Vienna, thanks to their original signature cake.

It is said that Austria's chocolate cake is the best in the world. The only thing that can save face for this country is the unyielding Sacher Torte cake.

If you want to taste the top of the top, it is natural to go to its birthplace, the Cafe Sacher. As far as the cafe's fame is concerned, it is due to their original signature cake that enabled him to win the reputation second only to the Central Caf é in Vienna.

As you can tell from the name, this is the birthplace of Shah cake. But in fact, in order to fight for the original name of the cake, Shah Cafe really fought a solid lawsuit with another old shop, DEMEL Cafe. On the one hand, he said he invented this cake, while the other said that he kept the most authentic and original recipes and secret recipes. Whether it is true or not is something that we laymen can't figure out.

As the most famous chocolate cake in the world, "Sacher-Torte" is a great honor to have its original name. It is no wonder that the two established cafes have fought for such a name in the lawsuit, which has lasted for 10 years. The final result, of course, ended with the victory of Shah Cafe. With this marathon lawsuit, Caf é Sacher has become more famous and has since proudly dominated the top spot in the industry. Shah Cafe, which won the original name, has since enjoyed the privilege that only his family can name the cake in the conjoined form of "Sachertorte". Other cake houses and cafes can only add spaces in the middle of the words to become "Sacher Torte". As a result, the DEMEL family, who did not fight for face and momentum, changed their sign to develop their own chocolate cake and named it after the founder, Ms. Anna Shah, and became "Anna Torte".

(little knowledge: in fact, Shah Caf é and Demel Cafe have a lot of history. Mr. Franz Shah, who invented the Shah cake, only developed the prototype of the cake, which was carried forward by his son Edward Shah when he was apprenticed to the then prestigious pastry house Demel. And the cake was originally sold on Demel. After that, Mr. Edward Shah and his wife, Ms. Anna Shah, founded the Shah Hotel and brought the cake here and its cafe. )

Although Shah cakes can now be found in many cake houses in Vienna. But the secret recipe of the Shah Hotel has never been leaked to ensure that the cake produced by this original store is the most authentic and pure. Even Princess Sisi loves this, so star temperament, how can there be no reason not to try?