general disclaimer: my apologies to Spanish speakers, "spanglish" is the best I can manage. "Pastel de tigre" is the closest I could figure out to how "tigercake" might be expressed in Spanish. And I don't think "beefcake" translates into idiomatic Spanish as anything involving either tiger or cake so bear with me.

Tigercakes goes (more or less) international! Er... internationale! That's right--to invoke some "frenglish" here--it's Gateaus des Tigres Sans Frontiers: Edicion Espagne!

general disclaimer: my apologies to French speakers, "frenglish" is the best I can manage here and I know enough French to know that beefcake might be used idiomatically without any translation but otherwise might be best translated as "mec a mec". Which gives you, what? Tigre a tigre? ...Lacks that certain je ne sais quoi.