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Last week, my son flushed a hacky sack down the toilet as I was cooking dinner. After failing to retrieve the lost toy with a clothes hanger, I gave up — and decided to just go get cake.
The spot: Simply Desserts, 3421 Fremont Ave. North
What’s on offer: Cake by the slice (usually $6 each) that recalls the best version of what a homemade layer cake can be.
The verdict: The birthday cake slice is one of my favorites: it brings to mind funfetti, but without the artificial taste. Plus, a much better texture and more delicious frosting.
- I’m also fond of the dark chocolate and white chocolate cake, which is studded with chocolate pieces that give a big flavor explosion while feeling less heavy than a slice of straight chocolate ganache.
- (The chocolate truffle cake, however, is quite good, too.)
- There are at least a dozen cakes to choose from each day, so you’re sure to find something you’ll like — unless you aren’t a cake fan, in which case, I just can’t relate.
Of note: Simply Desserts accepts cash and check only, but there is an ATM at a nearby corner.
- This is pretty much the only reason I can be found carrying my checkbook with me on neighborhood walks — you know, to be prepared for a chance of cake.
- The shop is closed on Mondays.
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