The phrase "cake order" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an order or request for a cake, typically placed at a bakery or restaurant. Example: "I need to place a cake order for my daughter's birthday party. Can you make a three-tiered chocolate cake with pink frosting and sprinkles?".
He said he agreed with Ashers Baking Company's decision to decline the cake order.
Blonde girls go blind, and suddenly even the simplest message about groceries or a cake order becomes a horror story.
Ferreira said that on Saturday she received her first-ever "coaching" -- a formal bit of Walmart disciplining that could help lead to dismissal down the road -- after a customer complained about a problem with a cake order.
If you're buying a cake, order it from a specialty bakery, as these cakes are amazing.
Cake: Order the cake prior ahead so that you do not get delayed on the final day.
If you want a simple design, such as the phrase "Happy Birthday!" and a few balloons, you may be able to place your birthday cake order over the phone.
Cake orders went from two or three a weekend to six to 10; now Ms. Miller is turning away another 10 each weekend.
Ms. Grasso, 70, experienced the decline in weddings directly: Wedding cake orders fell by half during the 30-plus years she was in business.
One assistant spread sponge batter over rubber baking mats; another sculptured three snowmen and a stand of evergreens out of marzipan for a cake ordered by a local ski club for its first fall meeting.
The store allows customers to customize cake orders with a personalized inscription. .
She just couldn't face going out.'. Rosamund's mother, who had been planning the wedding, has been consoling her daughter and cancelling florists and cake orders.
