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What I've asked for since I was about 10 for my birthday is a rich, moist Devil's Food cake iced with whipped cream served with vanilla ice cream; got that from my dad's side of the family. A VERY close second is an Apricot Nectar cake mother used to make. Bringing up the rear is a well-made Carrot Cake. Been a while since I've had the birthday cake (don't really celebrate my birthday) and even longer since I've had mother's apricot cake...probably a couple of decades.

And I'm with Pipe Smoker...I've really lost my sweet tooth, so to have anything like this would be extremely rare.



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German chocolate with carrot a close second.

That cake you posted bald1 is virtually identical to one my wife makes for occasions/events where she has the time and someone wants a really decadent chocolate. The richness and especially the icing can be almost too much. But not quite!



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I'm not a big cake fan, but if forced to choose, it'd be something like a berry chantilly.

I'm more of a fruit pie/cobbler guy. Apple, cherry, blackberry, peach, key lime, etc.

 
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I’m not big on cake, but on birthdays it’s pretty much mandatory. Simple angel food cake most often. If not that, then cherry cake or yellow cake with chocolate frosting.


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German Chocolate.



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I’m not big on cake, but on birthdays it’s pretty much mandatory. Simple angel food cake most often. If not that, then cherry cake or yellow cake with chocolate frosting.


I get birthday pie.
Salted caramel, green apple, pecan.
Labor of love, so I only get it once a year Big Grin




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"soggy chocolate" cake(a WWll recipe) with a white lemon frosting. It was our B'day cake growing up, and still my favorite even though I have not had one in years.
 
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Not sure I can pick just one... but, one that does always appear near the top is Italian Cream or Coconut Cream.


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Spice with homemade caramel frosting.


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I'm really enjoying the responses here and find it interesting that some old time members who rarely post have also weighed in. Guess cake is indeed universal Wink Big Grin



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Banana Cake with white butter frosting. My Mom made it, and my wife makes it from an old Betty Crocker cookbook from the 60"s.

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Ooooh,banana cake. Forgot about that one. I do like a good carrot cake though.
 
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Carrot Cake from Bakers Square. Haven’t had it in awhile. Weighs about 10 lbs. Most cakes, if they’re moist, I like. Good carrot cake, I love.
That Apple Dapple looks tasty. Real tasty. My Mom made a hickory nut cake, a mayonnaise cake, and an apple spice cake that would make you hold you fork in stabbing mode if someone was going to take too big a piece.
Oh,,, I forgot about her German Chocolate and Pineapple Upside Down Cake. Boy she could cook and bake. I miss her, and the food she made.
 
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Happy birthday cake fantacies bald1.

Growing up my standard was the typical angel
food homemade spec model.

Recent decades a diabetic version of carrot cake
using raisin, walnuts,shredded zuchinni in
a buttermilk sponge has served well. Frozen in 1#
loads, Handy for a little slice it replaces the exposure to
random pastry hell.
 
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My favorite, hands down, with no exception is from a small bakery back home that is just shy of world famous.

https://www.boonzaaijerbakery.com/

Their cakes are absolutely amazing!!
https://www.boonzaaijerbakery....cialities/Cakes.aspx

No one has a party in SW Michigan without a Boonzaijer cake... no on.. ut ut... NO ONE!


This….Absolutely, hands down!!! I currently live about a mile and a half from this place and I’m constantly fighting the urge to stop in. Just walking through the door and smelling those cakes is amazing. There is nothing else like it.




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Pink champagne
 
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I'm really enjoying the responses here and find it interesting that some old time members who rarely post have also weighed in. Guess cake is indeed universal Wink Big Grin
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Really like the chocolate cake recipe on the back of a Hershey's cocoa can.

First cake I can remember having for a birthday and still the best.
 
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Carvel ice cream cake. I love the black crunchies in it.
 
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Spice cake, took page 4 before someone else posted this. Mom's of course, with cream cheese frosting.


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