The Origin Of Wedding Cake

Wedding cake, according to legend, first appeared in the ancient Roman era. The term cake comes from English and originally means flat and round bread, which also means "happiness and happiness".
In ancient times, when wealthy children held weddings, they would make a specially made cake. Not only did the groom and bride eat it together at the wedding banquet, but they also invited congratulatory guests to eat the cake. Guests expect themselves to also share the happiness of the newlywed couple. Therefore, at that time, the cake was cut open on the bride's head.
Guests invited to weddings in Europe also have a habit of stacking their own bread filled with spices high on the table, allowing the groom and bride to kiss on both sides of the "bread mountain" across the mountain. At this time, Bread Mountain also symbolizes happiness.
The initial method of making a cake was no different from bread. Mixing milk and flour together to make a flat circular cake.