Friday Poll

All right, do you eat birthday cake with or without ice cream?

Comments

Awesome Mom said…
It depends.
11:50 PM
Liz said…
Neither. I don't eat birthday cake, especially if it's had candles on it. Gross. I don't care for ice cream.
3:38 AM
captain corky said…
Sometimes.
3:46 AM
Kelley @ magneto bold too said…
I don't do icecream. Wine and more wine...
3:50 AM
dgm said…
I think ice cream is overrated. Cake alone, corner piece, preferably the one with the flower.
5:31 AM
Jess T said…
Ice cream only, no cake
7:21 AM
junebug67 said…
Cake only, if add ice cream you just get mushy, cold cake - yuck!
8:35 AM
Autumn's Mom said…
without. I don't like mushy cake either.
8:52 AM
Maternal Mirth said…
I only do cheesecake for my birthdays. As for everyone else's, I guess I do both.
9:58 AM
Nance said…
Without. I'm an ice cream snob, and usually the ice cream at birthday parties is cheapo stuff.

Sorry...you asked.
11:46 AM
Laura said…
Jess T, that's funny because my daughter never eats the cake either. Just the ice cream. I will, sometimes, eat the cake.
12:20 PM
J said…
I'm with nance on the ice cream being crap. But usually I skip both, because I prefer good ice cream, and I'm not much of a cake person. I'll go with the person who said, no cake, just wine. ;)

But if it's my birthday, then ice cream only, and good stuff.
1:07 PM
Anvilcloud said…
Anyway I can. With. Without. Both. Either.
5:31 PM
Family Adventure said…
Usually without. Depends on the cake. Happy weekend, Gina! :)

Heidi
5:12 AM
chichimama said…
Without, ice cream and cake are two separate events.
6:14 AM
Hope said…
Don't do the typical b day cake, hate the sickly over sweet icing.
8:33 AM
... Paige said…
I prefer it without.
5:44 AM
Ted said…
My first slice is without ice cream. My second slice is sometime with, so I can't give you a straight answer.
3:56 PM
Ortizzle said…
What birthday cake? Bring on the ice cream!
5:14 PM
Sunshine said…
Depends on what kind of cake and what kind of ice cream is being offered.
8:39 AM
Kiki said…
Yes, please! Ooh, I'm so happy I linky-pooed on over on ice cream and cake day!

Both...definitely both. But I don't like it when they touch each other.

Greta
10:20 AM
Scout said…
I prefer it without ice cream unless the ice cream is served in a separate dish. I hate with it melts into the crumbs.
12:21 PM
maddie said…
totally depends on what kind of cake and ice cream. i'm not into a lot of frosting, so sometimes i'll just eat the ice cream...
1:02 PM
shrink on the couch said…
Cake and ice cream, for sure. Make the caloric count an even 1000.
4:30 PM
Steph said…
Without. Preferably a corner piece with lots of icing!!
6:12 AM
Heidi said…
Mostly just cake, sometimes with ice cream.
1:05 PM
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