How to Say “Cake Pop” in Italian

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The English phrase cake pop is translated into Italian as cake pop.

Did you know?

  • Because 'cake pop' is a borrowed English term, it is treated as a masculine noun in Italian, using the article il.
  • If you try to translate 'cake pop' literally into Italian as pop di torta, you will likely confuse locals, as 'pop' has no culinary meaning in Italian outside of music.
  • In many high-end Italian bakeries, these treats are often categorized under the broader heading of pasticceria mignon, which refers to any tiny, bite-sized pastry.

Examples in context

  • Questo cake pop è delizioso.
    This cake pop is delicious.
  • Vorrei comprare un cake pop alla fragola.
    I would like to buy a strawberry cake pop.
  • Hai visto il cake pop colorato sul tavolo?
    Did you see the colorful cake pop on the table?

Example conversation

Matteo and Giulia are at a dessert shop.

  1. Matteo

    Giulia, vuoi provare questo cake pop?
    Giulia, do you want to try this cake pop?
  2. Giulia

    Sì, sembra molto buono, Matteo.
    Yes, it looks very good, Matteo.
  3. Matteo

    È il mio cake pop preferito.
    It is my favorite cake pop.
  4. Giulia

    Allora ne prendiamo uno per me!
    Then let's get one for me!
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