Sentence examples for buy cake from inspiring English sources

A sort of arms race started to make food more complicated: Don't buy flour, buy cake mix; don't buy cake mix, buy cakes.

"People generally only buy cake for one of two reasons," she told me.

("Buy cake mix of your choice; prepare according to directions on box. Or just buy a cake. Or don't").

Romel Jenkins's family was coming down Olinville Avenue on a trip to take him and his sister to the Sunshine Market convenience store to buy cakes and candy.

But we have to continue to go to planned rehearsal dinners, buy cakes and all the rest with both.

Homemade cakes!" Soon, people will buy cakes and you will get money.

He has bought cake for his visitor.

They have even, kindly, bought cake.

Source a cake however your conscience allows (bought, cake mix, strong-arm a baking relative).

If a shopper was buying cake mix, Presence might suggest buying the store's private-label frosting and sprinkles, too.

Without even thinking, the day the world changed, I bought cake mix, oil and eggs.