Hypothetical Question About Hypothetical Cake

[countthestars]

Yeah!

[dexteroni]

Sept 17, 2012 18:44:41 GMT -5 @misoangry said:

Sept 17, 2012 18:38:53 GMT -5 dexteroni said:

Of course not, although I might unwrap it just to see what it was like, out of scientific curiosity.

But I love that you moved 6-year-old frozen cake from one house to another.

Oh, it's still at the condo.

MM would castigate me for my slowness and failure to clean up and renovate the place for extra revenue.

Although, these days, half of MM may not even know the meaning of "castigate."

lol x2.

[whitepicketfence]

No. I mean, I really like cake but even I have my limits.

[ILikeSloths]

No.

[h]

I would give it a shot. I have a high regard for cake and a cavalier approach to food safety.

[KaraOrNot]

Oh, it's still at the condo.

MM would castigate me for my slowness and failure to clean up and renovate the place for extra revenue.

Although, these days, half of MM may not even know the meaning of "castigate."

Oh, burn!

[DarcyLongfellow]

My aunt and uncle, who were married in 1985, still have the top layer of their wedding cake in their freezer.

They have a tiny, old school freezer-on-top model (and it's their only fridge), and the frozen wedding cake takes up a pretty good chunk of it. I was helping put away groceries one day, and I was very amused.

27 year old cake I wouldn't even consider eating. 6 year old cake? I won't lie. I'd probably try a bite if it were my wedding cake :-) Not that it'd last that long around here. DH "forced" us to eat our leftover wedding cake (from our freezer) as soon as we got home from our honeymoon because he wanted to enjoy it and not eat stale cake later!

[ijack]

Of course I would eat it

[LoveTrains]

I would probably try it. But then again I eat pizza that sits on the counter for 24 hours.

[Robot Jen]

Sept 17, 2012 19:50:53 GMT -5 DarcyLongfellow said:

27 year old cake! You beat me there. When I was 11 I discovered my mom has kept a large portion of the cake that was served at my baby shower. She still has it, and it's soon to celebrate 26 frozen years.

[Deleted]

Even though I really like cake I wouldn't.

[Pilsy]

I'd open it and take a look to satisfy my curiosity, but I wouldn't eat it. If I'm going to blow a bunch of calories on cake, it needs to be delicious, and six-year-old cake (no matter how well-packaged) is not making the cut.

My first reaction was to think it really needs to be out of the freezer, because real estate in there is too valuable.

[Mrs.Beagle]

Sept 17, 2012 18:44:41 GMT -5 @misoangry said:

Sept 17, 2012 18:38:53 GMT -5 dexteroni said:

Of course not, although I might unwrap it just to see what it was like, out of scientific curiosity.

But I love that you moved 6-year-old frozen cake from one house to another.

Oh, it's still at the condo.

MM would castigate me for my slowness and failure to clean up and renovate the place for extra revenue.

Although, these days, half of MM may not even know the meaning of "castigate."

This makes it better.

MIL has an open container of bread crumbs from 1986, so I think your frozen cake can probably last a few more years.