To ask where I can get the best supermarket celebration cake?

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That is not a chocolate cake.

Looks great.

Tastes good for a supermarket cake.

Costs up to around £25

Thanks

I would go to M&S.

Waitrose for a Fiona Cairns cake.

M&S

M&S all day long. Their cakes taste better.

I really like Sainsburys cakes

Or try a local bakery.

M&S!

Waitrose

Costco.

Have ordered nice M&S cakes from their online food service and you chose the date and store location you want to collect from. Price depends on how many you want it to serve

M&S cakes are nice such as the rainbow cake

Costco cakes are good but only if you have already got membership

That’s a good call actually. They are even nicer than the cakes you can buy in the stores.

Could you get to a Costco? Their cakes are really nice

Waitrose.

The Cake Box. They taste so light, as they are egg free and look great too!

Cake Box is not a supermarket!

That's true! My mistake.

But then neither is Costco technically. They are wholesalers I believe?

I remember buying a Costco cake for my daughter's birthday a few years back. The sponge never went stale, even when uncovered! It seemed a bit artificial to me.

Costco cakes are so foul and artificial that even calling them cake should be against the trades description act.

Any basic madeira cake will do the job.

M&S

I would have said either Waitrose or M&S but recently I bought a Victoria sponge from Waitrose, same price point and similar packaging to the M&S one and it wasn’t in the same league. So M&S all day long, plus there’s loads of choice if you order online.

Morrisons used to do a fantastic cupcake cake with chocolate beans inside as the magic surprise. The cake itself was nice but there was a lot of icing overkill TBH.

Asda have a great collection in shapes of various things. We once got a burger and chips shaped cake

Definitely M&S