Chalk Farm

Published - 31 August 2021, Tuesday
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Whimsically named after a stop on London’s Northern Tube Line, Chalk Farm was founded in late 2010. Back then, the company’s presence was strictly online. Specialising in unfussy but elegant cakes, there were just two on the menu: a carrot whiskey sultana and a deep, dark gingerbread, both of which were highly popular during Christmas time. 

We know Chalk Farm is named after a train stop in London, however, wouldn’t a more befitting name for it be Cake Farm? Anyway, Chalk Farm is elegance personified on a plate. Even though they started off with merely two basic flavours on the menu, they’ve come leaps and bounds and now proudly offer more than 20 options which also include some local favourites like coconut gula melaka, pandan durian, kueh salat and sugee.

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The showstopper here is of course the chocolate Guinness cake paired up with classic flavours like rum butterscotch bundt, espresso meringue and salted caramel red velvet. Time to get your knives, forks and bare hands out! Image Credit: Thechalkfarm.com

a. 80 Marine Parade Rd, Singapore 449269

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Other cakes were gradually incorporated into the collection, such as salted caramel macadamia cupcakes, a chocolate guinness cake, a red velvet with its roof of raspberries, and kueh salaat, a Nyonya delicacy, for which it has become incredibly well known.

After three years of courting new ideas and refining old ones, Chalk Farm opened its first outlet in Paragon in 2013 and its second outlet in Parkway Parade in 2014.  Both are cosy, clean spaces built around a glass counter, the soul of the shop, housing all manners of sweet offerings, from lemon yoghurt loaves to chocolate olive oil cupcakes, from squidgy brownies to feathery chiffons and with seasonal treats introduced every month.

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