Definition of fairy cake in English:

fairy cake

noun

British

A small individual sponge cake, usually with icing or other decoration.
〈英〉小精灵超松软海绵蛋糕（通常有糖衣或其他装饰）
Example sentencesExamples
- There were wonderful donations of fairy cakes, chocolate cookies, soft drinks and many other mouth watering items.
- His first crime was taking a fairy cake from a shop, then he got into trouble for taking a wee laddie's bike.
- An afternoon spent cooking - John made a gorgeous apple pie with home-made pastry, and I made fairy cakes with white icing and little silver balls on top.
- She had my baby brother and me turned out like Shirley Temple and Little Lord Fauntleroy but she had no interest in cooking anything but fairy cakes.
- If they can't wait long enough to ice fairy cakes, have some extra that can be eaten immediately.
- It reminded me of the cook the Christian Brothers used to have who made mountains of fairy cakes and buns.
- Miss Blue Witch, would you like a fairy cake, I made it myself?
- Yorkshire Cottage Bakeries Group, based in City Road, Bradford - which makes fairy cakes, American muffins and biscuits - has been purchased by the Inter Link Foods group.
- There are dinosaur shaped biscuits, and fairy cakes scattered with tiny, dinosaur shaped hundreds and thousands.
- The children were led through games of people bingo, learnt how to breakdance (‘feeling the beat ‘is the expert's tip for success), and had hot milo with fairy cake.’
- A fairy cake was dipped into liquid oxygen and then set alight to show how much energy, and therefore calories, it contained.
- From every kitchen in the village arose the most delicious aromas: apple pies, rabbit and chicken pies, fairy cakes, pancakes.
- ‘We togged out under a stone wall and after the match we sat on the wall and revelled in a bottle of lemonade and a fairy cake,’ he said.
- My daughter and I made the reindeer cupcakes: chocolate fairy cakes with a chocolate icing and a glacé cherry for a nose and chocolate antlers, and gave them to her friends along with a Christmas card, much to their delight.
- Asda is selling special fairy cakes topped with pink icing and red hearts, at £1.38 for a pack of six.
- Parents at Crudwell C of E primary school, near Malmesbury, were amazed to be told in a newsletter that favourites like fairy cakes and Victoria sponges were no longer acceptable in case the school was sued over food poisoning.
- They learned how to set up ingredients and equipment for baking and how to make brown bread, scones, fruit crumble and fairy cakes.
- With the best will in the world, there is only so much baking of fairy cakes and planting of seeds you can do in your own home.
- We had a super turnout from parents and they must have cooked about 1,000 fairy cakes.
- And with fairy cakes, flapjacks, fruit loaves and flans, the cookery categories offered a mouth-watering selection.

词汇	fairy cake
释义	Definition of fairy cake in English: fairy cake noun British A small individual sponge cake, usually with icing or other decoration. 〈英〉小精灵超松软海绵蛋糕（通常有糖衣或其他装饰） Example sentencesExamples There were wonderful donations of fairy cakes, chocolate cookies, soft drinks and many other mouth watering items. His first crime was taking a fairy cake from a shop, then he got into trouble for taking a wee laddie's bike. An afternoon spent cooking - John made a gorgeous apple pie with home-made pastry, and I made fairy cakes with white icing and little silver balls on top. She had my baby brother and me turned out like Shirley Temple and Little Lord Fauntleroy but she had no interest in cooking anything but fairy cakes. If they can't wait long enough to ice fairy cakes, have some extra that can be eaten immediately. It reminded me of the cook the Christian Brothers used to have who made mountains of fairy cakes and buns. Miss Blue Witch, would you like a fairy cake, I made it myself? Yorkshire Cottage Bakeries Group, based in City Road, Bradford - which makes fairy cakes, American muffins and biscuits - has been purchased by the Inter Link Foods group. There are dinosaur shaped biscuits, and fairy cakes scattered with tiny, dinosaur shaped hundreds and thousands. The children were led through games of people bingo, learnt how to breakdance (‘feeling the beat ‘is the expert's tip for success), and had hot milo with fairy cake.’ A fairy cake was dipped into liquid oxygen and then set alight to show how much energy, and therefore calories, it contained. From every kitchen in the village arose the most delicious aromas: apple pies, rabbit and chicken pies, fairy cakes, pancakes. ‘We togged out under a stone wall and after the match we sat on the wall and revelled in a bottle of lemonade and a fairy cake,’ he said. My daughter and I made the reindeer cupcakes: chocolate fairy cakes with a chocolate icing and a glacé cherry for a nose and chocolate antlers, and gave them to her friends along with a Christmas card, much to their delight. Asda is selling special fairy cakes topped with pink icing and red hearts, at £1.38 for a pack of six. Parents at Crudwell C of E primary school, near Malmesbury, were amazed to be told in a newsletter that favourites like fairy cakes and Victoria sponges were no longer acceptable in case the school was sued over food poisoning. They learned how to set up ingredients and equipment for baking and how to make brown bread, scones, fruit crumble and fairy cakes. With the best will in the world, there is only so much baking of fairy cakes and planting of seeds you can do in your own home. We had a super turnout from parents and they must have cooked about 1,000 fairy cakes. And with fairy cakes, flapjacks, fruit loaves and flans, the cookery categories offered a mouth-watering selection.
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