"cake form" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the shape of a cake or refer to a form to be filled out for ordering a cake. For example: "I need to fill out a cake form to order my birthday cake."
Welcome to Alice in Wonderland cake form.
Treat yourself to some comfort in cake form.
The new make-up, which the Factors called the "T-D" series, was in a solid cake form.
But this tribute in cake form to the artist Piet Mondrian takes that sort of artistic appreciation to a whole new level.
With its mixture of the craggy and the spongy, it suggests Mount Rushmore remade in cake form, pock-marked but soft.
It tasted like someone's mouth after an evening of cheap booze and mince pies – so if you've ever had an ill-advised hookup at a Christmas party, and wanted to recreate the experience in cake form, I have an excellent recipe for you.
The cake formed the body of a naked woman, from her pubic area up to her neck, and Mr. Linde himself, kneeling at the top of the cake, made up in blackface, was the "head".
Sponge cake formed the base of both chocolate mousse cake, with fresh fruits, pastry cream and heaps of mousse, and fruitcake, two sponge layers filled with ripe fresh fruits and whipped cream.
In Phillips's briefs, for instance, his lawyers never describe him as a "baker" but always as a "cake artist," arguing that a wedding cake "forms the centerpiece of a ritual in which the couple celebrates their marriage," and that it "communicates this special celebratory message.
Cake formed during the filtration test is very thin <1 mm.
Figure 11b shows a cake formed on the core surface when LiquiBlock™ 40K gel was used.
