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The cake featured the iconic green Microsoft Excel logo. (Photo Credit: X)
Reacting to the photo, a social media user said, “So creative. Hahaha, good luck with the exam”.
Cakes have become a staple of our celebrations, marking major milestones and special events with their presence. Today, people often opt for customised cake designs tailored to their specific occasions. While cutting a cake is a cherished tradition at birthdays, weddings, engagements, baby showers and anniversaries, it’s less common to see one before an exam. However, an aspiring chartered accountant recently received a delightful surprise with a celebratory cake at this very unexpected moment.
Taking to his X handle, the user shared the picture of the simple yet unique bento cake and noted that his friend got him the gift a day before the CA Intermediate exam. The picture shows a white cake designed with small pearls and one big green logo of Microsoft Excel. “Freak in the sheets,” reads the hilarious message on it in matching green icing.
“CA exam tomorrow and look what my friend brings me,” he wrote in the caption.
The picture went instantly viral, with many taking to the comment section to react to the funny idea. A user wrote, “This is so beautiful, I’m going to get the exact same cake for my birthday next year; also best of luck for costing tomorrow!!!”
this is so beautiful, im going to get the exact same cake for my birthday next year; also best of luck for costing tomorrow !!!<3— laavanya (@laavaisahater) September 18, 2024
Another commented, “I think that’s more than a friend.”
One extended best wishes and wrote, “So creative. hahaha goodluck luck with the exam.”
“My friend actually thought of this cake for my birthday because I’m pretty good with PowerPoint and yes I’ll show off,” a comment read.
my friend actually thought of this cake for my birthday because I’m pretty good with PowerPoint and yes I’ll show off— mium2.0☆☆ (@hideouskishmot0) September 18, 2024
Many came forward to wish the CA aspirant good luck for his exams. Well, this is not the only unique cake design on the internet. With Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations concluding recently, an image of a Modak cake caught a lot of attention across social media platforms. Bithika Baidya, a Mumbai-based user, shared the video of the cake’s preparation, which actually appears to be a Rasmalai Modak with a softer base than usual.
Already moulded into the shape of a modak, the video shows the cake maker adding a light yellow cream layer before adding a creamy base and dry fruits at the end. “Modak Cake for Ganesh chaturthi,” the video’s caption read.