I found one at Lund's im the Minneapolis area, and I'm guessing Byerly's has them, too.

FYI...the German Chocolate cake is the cake that shows walnuts in the ingredient label.

I called PF and was read a general allergen statement regarding their products.

Just saw this at Gerrity's/Shur save.

That sounds like it....I can't remember how many layers it was, but it was yellow cake with white frosting, scalloped icing along the top edge and colorful sprinkles/ do-dads 

I found one that could be used as a birthday cake in A&P the other day.  It had white icing and was decorated with some sort of colorful sprinkles or confetti sprinkles.  I think it said for special occasions.  Could this be it?

Are they the three layer cakes?  I don't see a mini-birthday cake on their website--which says the 3 layer ones are only in certain markets. 

http://www.pepperidgefarm.com/ProductDetail.aspx?catID=766&prdID=112182

They had one years ago, but I have not seen it in a very long time.  Like, maybe decades even.

What cake would be the one with walnuts?

The PF CSR and supervisor couldn't find on other than one containing coconut? Please let me know so I can call back PF to verify.

Thanks!

Cindy2
I can't always find the "Birthday Cake" version in the freezer section at all of my stores (granted I am in the south but I think only one or two stores carry it locally).  But there are a few varieties that we buy - DS2 likes the key lime and vanilla with chocolate icing. 

I have never called on them though, just read labels.  I know it will come back to bite me in the butt one of these days but DS2 has never had an issue with them.  For us it's one of those safe options for him since I cannot bake with traditional flours and many non traditional flours are nut contaminated (at least locally). 

I found ours at Wegmans... I think I've seen it at Weis as well.

I've looked all over and haven't found the pf birthday cake   Do any of the major stores carry it?  I'm in northern NJ.  Thanks!

Quote from: jessma03 on June 05, 2012, 09:33:21 AM
Are the spray cans of frosting safe. They could come in very handy. Always have cupcakes in the freezer but hate to have to open frosting to frost one cupcake.

We've used them. The betty crocker or cake mate brands. I quit buying them because of the trans fat but for convenience you can't beat them.

I use the CakeMate tubes of icing which stay hood for several months after opening on the pantry.

Are the spray cans of frosting safe. They could come in very handy. Always have cupcakes in the freezer but hate to have to open frosting to frost one cupcake.

She said walnut so I'm guessing it's truly walnuts and not coconut.