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What is the baker Mr Kipling's first name?
Mr R.S. Kipling. Mr Rudyard Seamus Kipling Mr. Kipling "Exceedingly Good Cakes" The Mr. Kipling brand name comes from an Irish baker, Mr. Seamus Kipling who lived in London. Mr. Kipling is a brand of cakes, pies and baked goods widely marketed in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The trademark is owned by RHM (Rank Hovis McDougal), Tallaght, Dublin, Ireland, and they are made in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, UK. In 1967, at a time when cakes were more often bought from local bakers, the company introduced cakes of a local baker's standard to supermarkets. With advertising featuring the phrase "exceedingly good cakes", the company had become the brand leader in the UK by 1976, a position it still holds 31 years later. Since then, the company has also marketed varieties of single-serving and individually wrapped cakes
Mr Kipling Small Battenburg Cakes vegetarian?
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Are layer cakes butter cakes?
Butter cakes include layer cakes
Are pound cakes butter cakes?
Butter cakes include pound cakes
What are examples of methods?
king cakes, long cakes, coffee cakes, oreo marbel cakes,victoria sponge cakes and akaline rice cakes
Are all examples of what?
king cakes, long cakes, coffee cakes, oreo marbel cakes,victoria sponge cakes and akaline rice cakes
What are examples of all-in-one methods?
king cakes, long cakes, coffee cakes, oreo marbel cakes,victoria sponge cakes and akaline rice cakes
What is the possessive form of the noun cakes?
The possessive form of the plural noun cakes is cakes'.Example: The cakes' colors formed a rainbow in the showcase.
What is a group of cakes called?
a group of cakes:=
which types of cakes are you making?
we are creating various types of cakes including theme-based cakes, wedding tier cakes, birthday cakes, etc...
Why are cakes cakes?
Cakes are sweeter and more delicious than bread.
Origin of birthday cakes?
who invented birthday cakes
