Torta envinada

A favorite of many festive occasions, is a wine cake from Colombia made with a batter of butter, eggs, and flour. The batter is typically enriched with various spices, dried fruits, and nuts. The distinctive color of the cake is achieved by adding caramel coloring, and once the cake has been baked, it is doused in sweet red wine and left to soak for a couple of days.

Chajá

Is an Uruguayan cake consisting of layers of sponge cake, whipped cream, meringue, and peaches, while a layer of dulce de leche on top is often seen, but not mandatory. The cake was invented in the 1920s by Orlando Castellano at the Confitería Las Familias in Paysandú.