Chocolate cake from Santa

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My 3yo is planning on asking Santa for a chocolate cake. Santa is happy to fulfil this request but it too busy to bake in secret on Christmas Eve. Any suggestions on how best to do this? Ideally should fit in a very average size stocking (and not be family sized). Thanks

Card shops often sell mini cakes

Oggs sell gorgeous mini cakes, I think three different flavours and in most big supermarkets

Sainos do a mini chocolate thorntons cake 🍰

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Does santa do m&s?

A chocolate muffin in plastic wrapping.

Muffins with a longish date, ordered with a supermarket order a couple of days before Christmas whilst she’s in bed.

bonus is she’s three and will therefore be delighted with anything. Put one in a pretty cardboard box for her and treat yourselves to the rest of the pack when she’s asleep.

Asda use to do an indervidal me to you birthday cake that would probably fit in a stocking... I think they are called 'gift cakes', I dont know the size of it but google says Asda also does a Thorntons chocolate 'gift cake' for £4.50.

Cake in a jar (you could use a jam jar and a mug cake recipe)

Make one and freeze it?

Cake bar?

I second chocolate muffin! It's also breakfasty enough not to be too awful when your 3 year old eats it straight away.

Cake / muffins are interchangeable to 3 year olds!

A chocolate covered Yule log obviously!

Order a pack of 4 of these mini sponges then santa can bring for others too 😂Baby sponge cake

You can get baby chocolate sponge cakes or cake slices in a card here. DH had one last year and it was lovely.

Does it have to be real? I think that this is so cute! 😂
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The jellycat is adorable . But I think it has to be real.
some amazing suggestions. I’m tempted by a cake in a jar but he’s very literal at 3 (and entirely unreasonable) but it sounds like a trip to a decent supermarket can sort me out no probs. May try out the Colin jar anyway!!