What do you call a school event where baked goods are sold?

[ThePeppermintMonkey]

I'm curious to know what others call them and if there are regional differences. When I was at school in Glasgow it was known as a cake and candy day or cake and candy sale.

What do you know it as?

I would call it a cake sale (original, I know!) however award that in recent times its acquired that slight Americanism "bake sale"

Bake sale or a Cake Sale

Cake and bake sale. I'm in London.

Cake sale

a bun sale (NI)
I am irrationally annoyed by bake sale.

A Cake Sale.

A Bake Sale is American I think. Never heard it used in the UK.

Cake sale

Cake Sale

Cake sale

Cake and Candy, east coast of Scotland.

School Fête?
But im not sure whether to pronounce it as Fair or Fey or Fett?

I live in Glasgow and have never heard of a cake and candy sale.

Candy is one of those words that loses meaning if you say it enough.

In my part of Glasgow such events are only ever called “Bring and Buy Sales”. Same term used in similar church fund raisers.

A cake sale, because that's what they are selling so why would you need to overcomplicate it? Surely bake and candy sale would be more American and very few people would call it that in the UK?

Bun sale in Leeds. Bake sale in Edinburgh.

Cake sale. Midlands.

I've never heard of a sale and candy sale. I'd have guessed it was an American thing as I thought the word 'candy' was American for sweets......

Bring and buy sales are a little different to me although they did often have a cake stall, they were mostly focused on toys, games and books. Cake and candy days only involved cake and some 'candy' or sweets usually fudge and tablet. The tablet always sold out before anything else. We did also sometimes have those marshmallows dipped in chocolate and topped with a Smartie

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Cake sale in my part of London. Or possibly tuck shop if they were selling more sweets than cakes.

Ooooh I would love a chunk of proper tablet to eat with my tea RIGHT NOW

Candy has traditionally been used in Scotland for certain types of sweets, hence a song we have about buying 'Coulter's Candy'.

cake sale, I think but maybe bake? I suppose some people might bring in biscuits so bake is more all encompassing.

“Bring and Buy Sales”. Same term used in similar church fund raisers.

I've come across 'bring and buy' at churches down south, I don't think that's a regional thing. But while they usually had a lot of cake, people could bring anything - garden produce, seedlings or packets of harvested seeds were usually seasonally available.

I say just cake but there were sometimes biscuits/cookies.