Cryptic food and drink

[Duck59]

Similar sort of thing:

Obama favourite pink at Trump stupidity? (7,4)

 

[Morning Glory]

Or:

Manically knit up mohair top (in part). Sweet! (7,4)

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

Did you understand @Duck59 's clue after getting the solution?

On that one I saw the answer in duck's clue not yours...
I didn't see the answer in tips for some reason despite picking up on the fact it was a fruit!

 

[Morning Glory]

Pastry cooked in foil. (4)

 

[Duck59]

Available from the same shop:

King wearing drag is decidedly nutty (5)

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

Pastry cooked in foil. (4)

Spoiler

filo

 

[Morning Glory]

Available from the same shop:

King wearing drag is decidedly nutty (5)

Stuck...

 

[Duck59]

You get them all around Europe...Austria and Germany have a lot of them. Some people call them cakes and some don't. The English word comes from Italian.

 

[Duck59]

And another thing...you wouldn't necessarily get nuts in them. Quite often you might get fruit, so I could have put "is a fruitcake" I suppose.

 

[Morning Glory]

Spoiler

Torte

 

[Duck59]

Indeed so.

(I've been reading a Wodehouse compilation and seem to have slipped into Jeeves-speak.)

 

[Morning Glory]

Cheese, badly made & lacking finish (8)

 

[Duck59]

And the simpler:

Badly made cheese (4)

 

[Morning Glory]

Crackers, claret and French cheese (8)

 

[Morning Glory]

And the simpler:

Badly made cheese (4)

@SatNavSaysStraightOn? An easy one...