Piece of cake anyone ?

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jimny1
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Piece of cake anyone ?

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Post: # 9418Post jimny1 »

Well it seems you can't have your cake and eat it, another tradition at risk
Nice plug for the cake shield though :roll:

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Carl
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Re: Piece of cake anyone ?

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Post: # 9419Post Carl »

I doubt if many people gave much thought about the spread of germs from blowing out candles on a birthday cake until Covid-19 came along. It was a tradition that had been carried out by generations, and as far as I am aware no deaths have ever been linked to the event.

Now, for some reason, I have a picture in my mind of a kid who has failed to blow all his/her candles out on the first attempt, the more times he/she attempts to blow out the stubborn candles - the more frustrated they get - the more the blow turns to a spit plume - to extinguish the candle.

Searching Google, the cake shield has been around for a number of years now but I doubt the manufacturer could have ever envisaged what was to come in 2020.
jimny1
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Re: Piece of cake anyone ?

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Post: # 9420Post jimny1 »

So true Carl
Maybe it might be worth investing in the cake shields now , especially with covid
Some have made a fortune from PPE , ie hand sanitiser, face masks etc, so this might be the next big earner
Think about how many birthday celebrations there are each day all over the world

I was also thinking of virtual candles using an app, where you blow them out on your phone , or use the phone to extinguish electronic candles on the cake via bluetooth , i am sure some tech wizard will think of something

Beaten to it, bye bye dragons den :(

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