'fresh cake' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to cake that is new or recently made as opposed to cake that is old or stale. For example, "I bought a fresh cake to celebrate my birthday."
Fresh cake doughnuts will be available all day.
Fresh cake doughnuts will be available throughout the day.
All day, a counter up front sells bread, pastry (including spectacular babkas) and fresh cake doughnuts ($1.50).
When Teffi leaves the station, she is overjoyed to see an officer of the White Guard standing in front of a bakery, eating a fresh cake.
Tosi says she prefers using fresh cake when possible, but truffles allow you to breathe new life into slightly stale cake or cake you have under- or overbaked.
A faint smell of incense mingles with the late afternoon sun falling on an array of travel souvenirs, and fresh cake waits on a low coffee table.
Fresh cakes and muffins, delicious smoothies and other delights are sold in the bright cafe.
The family-run business offers fresh cakes made on site, organic teas and has a small deli.
"So they are running a military operation from home and each morning one of them comes in with a delivery, so we have fresh cakes every day".
A short food menu includes sandwiches, jacket potatoes, reasonably attractive fresh cakes (as well as Jaffa Cakes and Tunnock's caramel wafers), and, at breakfast, toast and savoury croissants.
In an open kitchen with restaurant-style appliances, daily meals prepared by Tina Campbell, a tough but kindly 56-year-old house manager, include homemade muffins in the morning and fried chicken or pasta for dinner, with fresh cakes and cookies for dessert.
