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I'm not sure which specific 'as good as cake story' you are referring to. There could be many stories with that phrase. Maybe it's a story where something is described as being as wonderful as having cake, like a little girl finding a lost puppy and feeling as good as having cake.

Well, the Christmas fruit cake story is about a delicious and festive treat. Fruit cakes for Christmas usually have a dense texture. The dried fruits in it add a natural sweetness and chewiness. Back in the day, when transportation wasn't as easy, the long - lasting nature of fruit cakes made them ideal for Christmas. People could prepare them early and they would still be good by the time Christmas arrived. It was also a way to use up the stores of dried fruits that had been preserved. And they are often decorated with marzipan or a light frosting to make them look even more appealing for the Christmas celebration.

In a small-town gas station restroom, the urinal cake was placed in a really unique holder. It was like a little castle. One day, a group of travelers stopped by. One of them, a really curious fella, noticed the castle - like urinal cake holder and started to tell a made - up story to his friends about a tiny king who lived in the urinal cake castle and ruled over all the pee - drops. His friends couldn't stop laughing at this absurd but hilarious story.

Well, the King Alfred Cake story is an old and interesting one. King Alfred, as the story goes, was in a difficult situation hiding from his enemies. He found refuge in a commoner's home. There, he was tasked with looking after the cakes on the fire. However, being preoccupied with his own thoughts perhaps related to his battles and the state of his kingdom, he let the cakes burn. This simple event has been passed down through history and is often used to illustrate different things, like how even a king can make a simple mistake in ordinary tasks.

Since I don't know the 'the game cake story' precisely, here's a possible scenario. In a children's game, there's a cake - perhaps a pretend cake made of cardboard or plastic. The kids play a game where they have to 'decorate' the cake within a time limit or according to certain rules. It could be a simple and fun game for a birthday party or a play - date.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'big butt Candice cake story' is. It could be a very unique or personal story that only a few people are familiar with. Maybe it's a made - up story within a certain group of friends or a local anecdote.

Once upon a time, there was a little hedgehog. It decided to bake a cake. The hedgehog gathered all the ingredients like flour, sugar, and eggs. It carefully mixed them together in a bowl. Then it put the batter into a cake pan and popped it into the oven. While the cake was baking, the delicious smell filled the little hedgehog's home. When the cake was finally done, it took it out and decorated it with some fresh berries. And the hedgehog happily ate the cake it had made all by itself.

The 'the cake princess short story' might be about a princess who has a special connection with cakes. Maybe she lives in a kingdom where cakes are very important, like they are used in festivals or as a symbol of wealth. She could be on a quest to find the rarest ingredients for the most delicious cake.

Once, my friend tried to make a chocolate cake for the first time. She followed the recipe all wrong. Instead of adding baking powder, she added baking soda twice the amount. When the cake came out of the oven, it was like a chocolate volcano, rising so high and then collapsing. We all just stared at it for a moment and then burst out laughing.

I'm not sure exactly what the 'big bear's cake story' is. It could be a story about a big bear who has a cake, maybe he made the cake himself or found it somewhere. Without more details, it's hard to say more.