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Sacher's son Eduard, Sachertorte was invented by Sacher when he was an apprentice under Metternich's chef Chambellier. The story goes that Sacher was required
restaurateur and k.u.k. purveyor to the court Eduard Sacher [de] (1843–1892). His father, the confectioner Franz Sacher (1816–1907), had become famous for his
invented by Eduard many years later, to appeal to "Viennese nostalgic for their imperial past". Sacher was born in Vienna to Jewish parents Anton Sacher and Anna
the Hotel Sacher confectionery. Anna had three children with her husband: Eduard Junior, Franziska, and Anna ("Anni"). In 1876, Eduard Sacher opened his
the death of Eduard's widow Anna in 1930 and the bankruptcy of the Hotel Sacher in 1934, Eduard Sacher's son (also named Eduard Sacher) found employment