For many reasons, by definition it is a celebration or anniversary of a person who is born. Cake is one of the more Social conventional means of bringing people together. According to the world book encyclopedia it is deemed that it is a pagan custom if anyone celebrates the birth of a person.
in earlier times making cake was one the creative and artistic things you could do yourself providing you could afford the ingredients and spend the time creating it.
if you really want to look into history, origins and birthday related topics you could use the phrase "birthday" on wikipedia.
The birthday cake has come to be a symbol of the celebration of a birthday. This is for another new year in the person's life, and the cake is sort of like a good-luck thing. That's why the birthday boy / girl blows out the candles and makes a wish, and why they are supposed to cut the first slice (almost as if the cake is the new year in their life, and the first cut is to sort of bring that new year to life).
Also it tastes awesome
Tradition & my Mother made the very best! It was baked after Thanksgiving, wrapped in a cheesecloth soaked in Early Times Whiskey & cut on Christmas Eve. She baked her last one in Dec. 1993 Died on Feb. 14 1994 @ the precious age of 88 yrs. I have not tasted one since like hers! I really miss her & her wonderful cooking!
Before modern ovens and store bought cake mixes, more energy was devoted to cooking and especially bread baking for the family. Cakes generally required more expensive ingredients and were more time consuming so they were reserved for special occasions,
People may require celebration cakes for birthdays, especially for young children's birthdays and a wide range of cakes are available in supermarkets for this. Celebration cakes may also be used for other occasions such as weddings, engagement parties, graduations and leaving parties.
to celebrate a special occasion. plus cake tastes good. imagine if it was celebration eggplant, that's not yummy enough!
You buy cake on birthdays to celebrate the birthday and give a delightful, sweet dessert in honor of the birthday girl/boy.
To celebrate how old they are.
You eat a sandwich
I always have cake on my birthday! Let them eat cake! There is a cake of mud on your shoes.
Dairy Queen cake! It has chocolate vanilla and fudge!
yes she loved it.
you don't eat it
Put a slice on a plate and eat it.
For our family on Christmas (when its Jesus' birthday) we bake a cake for Jesus sing happy birthday and praise him. Then we eat the cake.
Well cake is not the best thing to give a baby, but a bite of it probably wouldn't harm a child close to the age of one.
That way multiple people can eat the cake, instead of eating like savages.
Big Bird's Birthday or Let Me Eat Cake - 1991 TV was released on: USA: 15 March 1991
Depends where it is in the sentence. "The birthday girl and I are going to eat cake." "Give the cake to the birthday girl and me." If it helps with compound subjects or nouns like this, imagine taking out the noun that isn't "I" or "me."
People eat cakes for a variety of reasons. There are so many different types of cakes out there, too. Some are meant to be eaten as a dessert. Some are used for celebrations (like a wedding cake or birthday cake). Others are used as gifts or at parties, and some are there just to be eaten whenever and for the fun of it!