candle or cake?

Philippines
November 13, 2007 10:16pm CST
parties especially birthdays is incomplete without cakes. i'm only confused if what's the correct phrase to use - blow the cake or blow the candle?
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joy
@MGjhaud (23251)
• Philippines
21 Nov 07
I think its blow the candle, obviously when you say blow the cake, what’s left then..? Makes sense… or you can say “blow the candle/s of your cake now.” – if you wanna mention the word cake hehe…
redbubbles
@redbubbles (329)
• Philippines
22 Nov 07
i thought so too. what a mess it could be if we blow the cake. lol
mwala1287
@mwala1287 (284)
• Canada
15 Nov 07
Blow out the candles ON the cake .......
redbubbles
@redbubbles (329)
• Philippines
16 Nov 07
i thought so too. i can't imagine what will happen to the cake if we blow it out. lol
blueunicorn
@blueunicorn (2401)
• United States
14 Nov 07
I've always said blow out the candle. I hope that helps! I have a strange family, though. None of us particularly like cake. My daughter's birthday party is this Sunday, and we are going to get one of those great big cookies instead of a cake. I hope candles will still stick in it.
redbubbles
@redbubbles (329)
• Philippines
16 Nov 07
i haven't tried cookies as a substitute for cake. I don't know if the kids will like it. Anyway we don't have big cookies here in our country, unless maybe i will make it myself - which i don't how. lol. happy birthday to your daugther and hope she'll like the cookie to blow the candle on it.