Entitled Dad Tries to STEAL Daughter’s Gift Cake from Friend!

Family drama alert! 17-year-old me just wanted to do something nice for a friend’s birthday, but little did I know it would turn into a full-blown dessert debacle! As the resident baker in my fam, I decided to whip up my specialty Strawberry Crumble Cake as a gift. Sounds sweet, right? Well, buckle up because this story is about to get as messy as a kitchen after a baking marathon! Let’s dive into this sugary saga and see if I’m the a**hole for not sharing the cake wealth with my family!

Family Drama Over a Special Cake!

A Birthday Gift Dilemma

Setting Boundaries with the Fam ‍ ‍ ‍

Dad’s Demand for Dessert

️ A Heated Family Argument

Did I Cross the Line?

Dad’s Demand for a Do-Over

‍♀️ The Silent Treatment Begins

‍♀️ Mom’s Neutral Stance

Cultural Context & Health Issues ‍♀️

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 1

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 2

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 3

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 4

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 5

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 6

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 7

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 8

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 9

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 10

Strawberry Crumble Cake Recipe – Part 11

The Great Cake Debate: Am I a Selfish Slice Hoarder?

So, here’s the tea ☕️: I spent hours crafting a delectable Strawberry Crumble Cake as a birthday gift for my bestie. But when my dad found out, he threw a tantrum worthy of a toddler denied a cookie! He demanded I save slices for the whole family, but I stood my ground. The plot thickens when I *gasp* ate the cake with my friend’s family! Now, my dad’s giving me the silent treatment and I’m wondering if I should’ve just baked a second cake. But wait, there’s more! I’m dealing with back issues and cultural expectations that add an extra layer to this dessert drama. So, internet jury, what’s the verdict? Am I a cake-hoarding criminal or just a gal trying to be a good friend? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation!

NTA – Dad has 3 options: wait, buy, or f**k himself. Recipe included.

Dad demands gift cake, OP not the a**hole for refusing

Dad’s entitlement to gift cake sparks NTA’s disbelief.

NTA calls out entitled dad for his childish behavior

Supportive comment offers NTA judgement, empathy, and helpful advice.

NTA! No ‘family cake tax’ and it was a gift

Sharing is caring, entitled dad should learn some manners.

Cake is a gift, not for entitled dad to steal

Entitled Dad demands cake from daughter’s friend, NTA shuts him down

Baked the cake, but entitled dad tries to steal it #NTA

Tips for saying no to entitled family members asking for cake

Dad acts entitled to daughter’s cake, but commenters say NTA

Father acts childish and entitled over daughter’s gift cake. NTA.

Dad wants the cake, but why not give him the recipe?

NTA, but who paid for supplies? Dad may have a point

Don’t feel bad for eating a slice . Father can buy cake. #NTA

De-escalation tip: offer to bring a slice home. NTA.

Friend’s cake is fair game, NTA for eating it

Regretful commenter questions cake-sharing etiquette.

Cake is a gift, not a shareable commodity. NTA

NTA for not giving entitled dad a slice of cake

Baking doesn’t mean you have to give entitled family a gift.

Paprika app saves time and filters recipe life stories!

Bake your own cake, entitled dad! NTA for leaving recipe.

Stand up for yourself and demand help. NTA

Baking can be a challenge, especially with back pain. NTA

Making a cake for 4-6 hours? That’s a crumble lot

Helpful link shared without judgment

Who paid for ingredients? Entitled dad demands second cake.

NTA for not making dad a cake, but consider compromise. Recipe please!

Recipe to bake his own damn cake! NTA

Dad acts greedy for daughter’s cake. NTA suggests payment instead.

Father acts like a child and gets what he deserves

Dad’s entitlement for daughter’s cake sparks discussion about boundaries.

Father’s plan to steal half-eaten cake exposed. NTA wins

Dad acts entitled to daughter’s cake, friend and OP not having it.

Baking for others doesn’t entitle family to a slice

“Is this the hill you want to die on dad?”

Father-daughter cake bonding > entitled cake stealing

Making a special cake is a labor of love

Baker niece and nephew understand sharing better than entitled dad

NTA. ‘Sometimes cake is for other people.’

Dad’s future post warns about enabling entitled behavior and entitlement.

Father acting like a toddler, ask him to make it himself

Baked the cake, ate the cake, not the a**hole!

NTA. Father acts like a five-year-old, wants friend’s cake?

Confusion over entitled dad’s identity sparks discussion.

Baking etiquette debated: using parents’ ingredients for gift cake.

Fellow baker supports OP, calls out entitled father’s AH behavior

Frustration with food bloggers’ lengthy anecdotes before recipes

Insightful comment questions motive behind cake incident, uncovers potential issues.

Don’t mess with gift cakes! NTA made the right call.

Proper etiquette dictates sharing food gift. Introduce spoon theory.

Don’t let entitled parents ruin your birthday cake

NTA slams entitled parent for giving silent treatment over cake.

Dad tries to steal cake from daughter’s friend, gets called out. NTA

Dad can’t have his cake and eat it too

Dad demands cake but friend didn’t invite family. Lazy much?

Cake as a gift, not meant to be eaten by dad. NTA

Creator of cake deserves a slice, entitled dad needs patience.

Dad tries to steal cake, commenter calls him deranged.

Dad’s entitlement sparks outrage in comment section. NTA prevails.

Enjoy some cake and ignore the entitled dad tantrum

Sharing is caring, but entitled dad needs to bake his own cake

Baker defends not sharing cake with entitled family, offers baking tips ‍

Proud 17-year-old baker stands up to entitled dad

Cake recipe requested and a wholesome message about sharing.

Sharing gifts with entitled parents? NTA, it’s strange

Setting boundaries with family is tough. Moroccan solidarity.

Baking a cake for a friend doesn’t make you a tenant