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20 best spots in America to grab a slice of Chocolate Cake Day

By Kareem Gantt

Flourless chocolate cake with brown butter sorbet (Photo by Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for NYCWFF)
Flourless chocolate cake with brown butter sorbet (Photo by Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for NYCWFF) /
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NEW YORK, NY – MARCH 26: Chocolate Cake and Malt Ice Cream, Peanuts, Candied Maitake Mushrooms by Sam Mason is served during the Bounty & Barrel: A Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Dinner Series launch event in NYC benefitting Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign at Openhouse on March 26, 2014 in New York City. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel) /

Many Americans love chocolate cake, and we’re counting down the 20 best spots in the U.S.A. to grab a slice on Chocolate Cake Day.

There are many great ways to ring in the New Year, but the best has to be eating a slice of delicious, succulent, chocolate cake.

There is something about a chocolate cake that brings out the best in taste buds. Believe it or not, chocolate cake dates all the way back to 1764, when a man named Dr. James Baker wanted to make chocolate through cocoa beans. These many centuries later, the chocolate cake has become one of the world’s most popular desserts, which deserved to have its own day in its honor.

So, every January 27, we celebrate Chocolate Cake Day, a day that should be a day off from school or work, but, sadly, is not. Here in America, there are many bakeries that bake a perfect chocolate cake for those who don’t know or don’t feel like, making one, but these 20 spots do the chocolate cake justice.

So, in honor of the sacred tradition that is Chocolate Cake Day, here are the 20 best spots in America where you should grab a slice of chocolate culinary heaven.

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