Cake (disambiguation)
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A cake is a sweet, baked form of food.
Cake may also refer to:
Food
- Birthday cake
- Cheesecake
- Cupcakes
- Crab cake
- Fishcake
- Meatcake
- Pancake
- Potato cake
- Potato pancake, or latke
- Space cake, a cake containing cannabis
- Sponge cake
- Wedding cake
Arts, entertainment, and media
Fictional entities and plot elements
- Cake, a fictitious narcotic substance featured in the Brass Eye episode "Drugs"
- Cake, one of three hosts of Cake TV, played by Christa B. Allen
- Cake the Cat, a character in the Adventure Time TV series
- "The Cake", a plot element in the video game Portal
Films
- Cake (2005 film), starring Heather Graham
- Cake: A Wedding Story (2007)
- Cake (2014 film), starring Jennifer Aniston
- Cake (2018 film)
Music
Groups
- Cake (band), an American alternative rock band
- The Cake, a 1960s American vocal trio
Works
- Cake (album), by The Trash Can Sinatras
- "Cake" (Flo Rida song), 2017
- "Cake", a song by Lily Allen from the 2018 album No Shame
- "Cake", a song by rapper Lloyd Banks from the 2006 album Rotten Apple
- "Cake", a song by Bloem
- "Cake", a song by Melanie Martinez from the digital deluxe edition of the 2015 album Cry Baby
- ”Cake”, a single by Loren Gray in 2020
Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media
- Cake (advertisement), 2007, for the Skoda Fabia automobile
- Cake (2006 TV series), a children's sitcom/craft show on CBS
- Cake (2019 TV series), an adult animated/live-action variety show on FXX
Brands and enterprises
- CAKE, the NASDAQ ticker symbol for The Cheesecake Factory restaurant chain
- Cake Financial, a financial services social network
Other uses
- Cake (firework), also known as a candle barrage
- Cake Browser, a mobile web browser
- Cake number, the number of pieces into which a space can be cut
- CakePHP, a web development framework
- Press cake, or oil cake
- Urinal cake, a deodorizer block
- Yellowcake, a mixture of uranium oxides
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