So, you know how sometimes on Facebook you can see what your friends post on their other friends’ walls? Have you ever gotten sucked into the Facebook hole where you then click on the friend of the friend’s profile? Yeah, me neither ……. But for the people who do do that, what happens when you click on the profile and then you see that your friend of a friend has two friends in common with you . . . who don’t know each other??? Like you click on Jane’s profile and you see that Jane also happens to be friends with your friend from high school, Sue, and your blogging friend, Fran, I mean hypothetically speaking. But Sue and Fran don’t know each other at all!! Weird right?? So, hypothetically speaking, you are sitting there in your kitchen, with a mountain of work you should be doing and three kids who are all literally screaming at you, and you think to yourself, “This is so random and interesting and cool. The world is so small.” But then you realize that you really can’t tell anyone because then you will look like a total weirdo stalker with too much time on their hands. You briefly consider telling your three children, if for no other reason than to distract them from all the yelling they are doing, but then you will have to actually admit that you were in the Facebook hole instead of feeding them/helping them with their homework/getting the paints out. Hypothetically speaking. So instead you just cut yourself a piece of this Samoa Cake. There’s nothing hypothetical about that. Seriously. You have to cut yourself a slice of this cake pronto. It is a chocolate cake, made with coconut milk, smothered in a caramel frosting that is more of a glaze, and then add some toasted coconut. This cake is AMAZEballs. This is my first layered cake that I’ve ever made. Ever. So please forgive the lopsidedness, and instead just focus on the moist coconutty cake smothered in caramel. This cake is going to be mine on every birthday henceforth.
