Irish Speakers - how do you say cake?

[Yankydoodledandy]

Don't really like Google Translate - also gives me 2 options!

Is it:

A - cáca
B - cáca milis

I think it may be A

Both cáca milis means literally sweet cake but it is widely used.

The first is just cake, the second is 'sweet cake'. I would say they're fairly interchangeable but I'm not the world's best Irish speaker! (Though am Irish)

Cáca means cake and milis means sweet.
I'm not a gaeilgeoir but we always said Cáca milis for cake when I was in school.

This exactly

thanks will go with just cake

We always used Cáca Milis at school when talking about sponge cake/gateaux etc. I think Cáca by itself could be potato cake or boxty so it's just less precise, but perfectly fine.

My husband is Irish and he says caca milis. It’s one of the few words I know

We’d always say cáca milis, not just cáca.

cáca milis

I agree with everyone's explanations,OP. Are you ok on the pronunciation?

Cáca is "CAW-cah"
Milis is "MILL-ish"

I’m intrigued why you need to know!

Caca milis but I would say piosa caca or caca beag or whatever.

Cáca milis for what we know in English as cake - just cáca could be any mound of anything, cake of soap, bread, etc etc.