Hungarian?

Question

Hi can anyone please tell me the spellings of the following words thanks

self raising flour
caster sugar
icing sugar
vanilla

thank you all

Come on a little serious help maybe!! I have to make english cakes for a party!!

And I meant translated into Hungarian!! he he should really have put that in!! good spot mustaffa!!

Answer 1

Self-raising flour: no equivalent, since only the British and their descendants are silly enough to pre-mix an unspecified quantity of baking powder into their flour. The long description would be "olyan liszt, amibe már bele van keverve a sütőpor".

Castor sugar: porcukor*

Icing sugar: porcukor*

Vanilla: vanília

* I'm going off of dictionary definitions here, because I have no direct experience with these British terms. I believe that "icing sugar" is closer to what a Hungarian would call "porcukor", or an American "powdered sugar". Castor sugar is apparently a very fine granulated sugar which you would be unlikely to find in Hungary - if anything, their granulated sugar (called "kristálycukor", by the way) tends to have extra-large crystals.

Answer 2

everything seems fine from here - apart from castor sugar, its an easy mistake.

I am definitely hungry now, I'm going to bake a cake :-)

Answer 3

If u want to make good cakes.
You will.
Please do ,not put into ,cakes,marzapin,this i do not like..
Good Luck.

Answer 4

Starving.

Answer 5

S.E.L.F R.A.I.S.I.N.G F.L.O.U.R
C.A.S.T.E.R S.U.G.A.R
I.C.I.N.G S.U.G.A.R
V.A.N.I.L.L.A

Happy Now? (;))
I hope I get the 10 P.O.I.N.T.S, basically because I WAS the 1st, to do as asked.. I.e. "Tell you the spellings of the words"
Take Care.. Markie Bhoy.

Answer 6

your first priority is to learn to put sentences correctly so that people understand them then
you can learn how to make a cake

Answer 7

Oh sorry.... I thought you said hungry