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Strawberries and Cream Icebox Cake

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Editor's note: The recipe and introductory text below are from Icebox Desserts by Lauren Chattman.

This cake has all of the components of a classic trifle, but because it is contained by a ring of ladyfingers it has a tailored, formal look. Be aware that the cake is very soft, and pieces will be a little messy-looking on serving plates. So give your guests a chance to admire your handiwork before you serve it up.

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