Oscar De La Huerte answered
If you're looking to put a phrase on a cake, your best bet would be to find something appropriate to the event the cake has been baked for.
If you've simply baked a cake because you fancied a tasty treat, I have a couple of suggestions for phrases to decorate your cake.
Words to put on a cake
Before we get too creative, let's get the obvious out of the way:
Whilst the above examples might sound pretty obvious, there are people who manage to mess up even the simplest of cake messages.
Some funny examples include the phrase 'Super Bowel' that appeared on a NFL themed cake, and the St. Patrick's Day cake that was decorated with the bands of the French tricoleur. The following are suggestions I found quite amusing, and which you may want to consider for your next icing-decorated sponge cake:
If you've simply baked a cake because you fancied a tasty treat, I have a couple of suggestions for phrases to decorate your cake.
Words to put on a cake
Before we get too creative, let's get the obvious out of the way:
- If it's someone's birthday, use 'happy birthday'
- If it's someone's anniversary, use 'happy anniversary'
- If it's to celebrate someone passing an exam, use 'Well done!'
- If it's for someone who's found a new job, use 'congratulations'
Whilst the above examples might sound pretty obvious, there are people who manage to mess up even the simplest of cake messages.
Some funny examples include the phrase 'Super Bowel' that appeared on a NFL themed cake, and the St. Patrick's Day cake that was decorated with the bands of the French tricoleur. The following are suggestions I found quite amusing, and which you may want to consider for your next icing-decorated sponge cake:
- Enjoy this poison-free cake
- DO NOT TOUCH, property of...
- You can't have your cake and eat it too
- Let them eat cake
