The word "cakes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of cake. For example, "I made some delicious red velvet cakes for the party."
We enjoyed delicious West Indian breakfasts of okra "chop-up", saltfish, spicy sausage and johnny cakes.
"We had to write 'ordinary posts', about making cakes or music tracks we liked, but then every now and then throw in a political post about how the Kiev government is fascist, or that sort of thing," she said.
Everywhere you look in the stats, the chasm is dramatic: Williams has earned more than $4m this year alone; Safarova – whose ambition is to own a coffee shop and bake her own cakes – has earned $6.4m in her whole 12-year career.
Breakfast is hearty, with homemade cakes, organic apple juice, and eggs from their own chickens.
John Tradnor "There's a great farmers' market in Wye, with bread, cakes, jams, organic meats, fresh fish and locally made cheeses.
Perhaps it's that early exposure to religion that made me more interested in baking traditional cakes and breads for holidays.
The tense atmosphere was broken by passersby who gave protesters fruit and cakes, and a friendly police officer who corrected a spelling mistake in chalking on the pavement: "Trying to help homeless evicted on Christmas Eve".
Bake until the cakes just start to crack on top, 12 to 15 minutes.
The food is good too, particularly the cakes (which you can buy to take away at the Sugar Down Bakery, round the corner in Pink Lane, a narrow alley that is also home to the excellent Pink Lane Coffee) and the service is notably friendly even by Newcastle standards.
Cakes range from your ubiquitous apple pie to the sassy Chocolate Bitch Pie with Belgian chocolate, berries, and a wild chocolate ganache coating.
We also create a range of pastries and cakes and the bakery has a small cafe where we serve sandwiches at lunchtime, and sourdough pizza on Fridays.
