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The phrase "a circular cake" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the shape of a cake, particularly when distinguishing it from other shapes like square or rectangular cakes.
Example: "For the birthday party, I ordered a circular cake decorated with fresh fruits and whipped cream."
Alternatives: "a round cake" or "a ring-shaped cake".
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You have a circular cake.
(It's essentially the same answer as dividing a circular cake into five slices).
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