What are the 9 common desserts?

10. Banoffee pie Bananas, caramel, biscuit and cream – with such a heavenly combination of flavours, there’s no wonder banoffee pie remains a firm dessert favourite. 9. Scones Classic scones, made light and fluffy, arguably bring comfort like no other. 8. Red velvet cake Over recent years, the UK has partaken in a sweet love affair with this decadent sponge cake, admired for its moist, ruby red sponge and light chocolate flavour. 7. Churros Although we are a little surprised to see churros make the top ten, it’s not hard to see why: sugar-coated deep-fried dough, dunked into a rich chocolate sauce, is one drool-worthy combination. 6. Bread and butter pudding The fact that good old bread and butter pud still appears a go-to dessert proves that classic British puddings will always have a place in our hearts. 5. Cheesecake The humble cheesecake has earned its status as being amongst the crème de la crème of desserts, and it’s easy to see why. 4. Jelly A retro childhood dessert which has stood the test of time, there’s nothing quite like a fruity jelly pudding to hit the spot after dinner. 3. Carrot cake We’re happy to see carrot cake make the top five; though it’s still not to everyone’s taste, we deem it a teatime classic. 2. Victoria sponge A classic, reliable and widely worshiped cake, Victoria sponge deserves to hold as high a spot as this. 1. Apple crumble We’re not surprised this has clinched the top spot to be honest; we’re yet to find a person who doesn’t LOVE crumble.