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Bethenny Frankel tested out the cakes in what she called her "most disruptive review."
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No matter how you slice it, Bethenny Frankel knows a thing or two about TikTok reviews.
And on Friday, the podcast host put Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” x Breads Bakery treats to the test, posting a rave assessment of the “f—king insane” baked goods.
“I like it, Picasso,” she declared while snacking on a slice of the NYC-based bakery’s Chocolate Babka.
“The most disruptive review ever; I was expecting to not like it,” she admitted, adding, “I never exaggerate.”
Breads Bakery Realitea “Tea for Two” Pound Cake
Breads Bakery Chocolate Babka
Bread's Bakery
She also toasted up a sample of the Realitea “Tea for Two” pound cake, an Earl Grey-infused loaf featuring hints of honey, cinnamon and vanilla bean, plus a cornflower topping.
“Very delightful, gentle nice tea cake,” she said, likening the warm treat to a “nice little light gossip conversation.”
She’s not the only one raving over the collaboration, which “Virtual Reali-Tea” podcast hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real unveiled earlier this month.
The Earl Gray cake was formulated by Murphy and Real, with expertise from Bread’s Bakery executive pastry chef, Edan Leshnick, and founder, Gadi Peleg. Page Six
Frankel’s former “RHONY” co-star Dorinda Medley sampled the sweet snack in her own video last week, while Rachel Fuda and Margaret Josephs each posted sweet shoutouts.
“Earl gray is my favorite tea, and Virtual Reali-Tea is my favorite tea,” the latter “RHONJ” icon said on Instagram.
If you’re not in the Big Apple, the cake is available for purchase nationwide on Goldbelly (a food delivery platform Frankel herself once told us is one of her gift-giving go-to’s).
After all, once you’re done spilling the tea, why not keep soaking it up with a sweet treat?
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
