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Ermmmm to be honest even the crew did not know what it was. They catered it out of JFK, apparently from some fancy restaurant. I think it is a shortcake of some sort. Taste was 7/10, presentation 5/10 since I don't like pre-sliced birthday cakes. Anyway the crew loved it, I gave it to them.Originally posted by SQFAN View Post
If only they knew I have a dark chocolate fetish!Have Passport Will Travel!Comment
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They will bring you cake?!
Can you get a "just because" cake? Or maybe a honeymoon cake, even though I'm traveling alone... Just booked my first SQ flight (in F!!) and if I can get cake on board
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First pre-sliced cake I've seen onboard. Hmm, I'm trying to imagine the taste. I see strawberries, pistachios, mint leaves (?) and my taste buds all confused.Originally posted by emperorsr View Post
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what if cake is not given? or they forget?Originally posted by SQ LPP View PostSo many factors! In a short flight, may be the cake given before landing.
In long haul flight, I would love to get the cake after the meal service. 
Hmm my dear, I am sure you will be so thrilled to get the attention from all the crew and other pax.
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Then you be like me. Complaing again and again that I never got mine......Originally posted by GoldenPigeon View Post
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On a recent flight to BNE, the crew nearly forgot. The Birthday boy had to hurry the crew.Originally posted by GoldenPigeon View Post
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SQ Angels around you will watch your cake!Originally posted by 9V-JKL View PostThen you be like me. Complaing again and again that I never got mine......
But, yes, if something misses, we all love to complain! (Don't get me started with my bitching about SQ17 flight! )
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We got woken up to eat a cake early this month at 3am local time on SQ227
It was rather early for cake, I thought.
We promptly fell back asleep after that.
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Ha, maybe the crew fancied your cake as well and they figured this was the only way they might get a piece! ;-)Originally posted by Kyo View PostWe got woken up to eat a cake early this month at 3am local time on SQ227
It was rather early for cake, I thought.
We promptly fell back asleep after that.
This "Cake thread" is very nice, btw
to all the posters occasions!
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These CAKES all look nice.
What you can do is at time of booking If Your Birthday Coincides on the same day you are travelling let Singapore Airlines know about that and they will do something special for it.
I have never been on a plane on my birthday but off the topic a little I was on a Cruise Ship sailing around the South Pacific Christmas 2007 and had a little group celebration for people all sharing birthdays on boardComment
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Gosh I love SQ.
I've switched to flying UA for the ~6 years I was in USA, mostly because SQ was always a lot more expensive. But I really wanted to fly SQ again, and someone from FT recommended a travel agent who got a good fare. So anyways, I flew on my birthday:
JFK->FRA (Same cake as post 15 + 2 flutes of champagne, and I'm on ultra cheap economy type fares) Was travelling alone so I drank all the champagne!
FRA->SIN (Got a lovely looking chocolate cake that I haven't sampled yet, since I just got home hours ago lol)
Service was impeccable, just the way I remember it. UA crew on the ORD/BOS->SIN flights have always been very competent, but they've never been so delightful and helpful in every way.
I also won $30K in fake Krisworld casino money before I got bored. It's a pretty good birthday.
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Do Silkair also provide complimentary birthday cakes for economy pax?Comment
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NO BEEFCAKE!!!!!Comment
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