Today, I made two cakes. One for my boyfriend's birthday tomorrow, the other for my family so they wouldn't eat the birthday cake. I came home to find they ate half of each. FML
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cristy91 33
Okay, to answer a few questions: yes, the flavors were the same. Yes, my parents knew I'd be baking two cakes. The reason they ate from each is that my grandma put the "family" cake in the fridge without telling anyone, so they assumed the remaining cake was for them (grandma is a little forgetful). No, I can't combine them, I used "half" but it's half for one and a bit more than 1/3 from the other. No, not putting laxatives, I love baking and they bought me more ingredients to use.
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sarkaar 30
slam the remaining halves on to their faces. sort of like Tom and Jerry.
lionkat456 28
Let me guess, you made different flavors? Or they felt like being jackasses.
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joopjoop 19
stick them together and refrost it!
vauran 5
This is what labels are for!
shakile78 7
Take your families food
azularayne 17
If it was two different flavors I woulda just smashed the halves together and made frankencake. Yum. :D
soldiat_fml 17
Cut each half into fourths and alternate them into a sampler cake like they do at bakeries!
amisenho 11
You know your family has a snacking problem when you have to plan beforehand to make a cake to keep them from eating the other one. Labels should help curb this issue in the future.