There is strawberry shortcake, but no strawberry tallcake.
“strawberry shortcake implies the existence of a strawberry tallcake” was posted on Twitter by slutty urbanist on April 27, 2019. “Strawberry shortcake implies the existence of strawberry tallcake” was posted on Twitter by garlic breath on December 11, 2020. “Strawberry shortcake implies the existence of strawberry tall cake” was posted on Twitter by AbbyDabbyDoobyDoo on June 26, 2023.
Wikipedia: Shortcake
Shortcake generally refers to a dessert with a crumbly scone like texture. There are multiple variations of shortcake most of which are usually served with fruit and cream, one of the most popular being strawberry shortcake which is typically served with whipped cream.
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slutty urbanist
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strawberry shortcake implies the existence of a strawberry tallcake
7:26 PM · Apr 27, 2019
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Strawberry shortcake implies the existence of strawberry tallcake
11:11 PM · Dec 11, 2020
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Dan Thiell
@WhatWhenDan
Strawberry shortcake implies the existence of strawberry tallcake.
12:54 PM · Jul 16, 2021
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@finalgigan
Strawberry shortcake implies the existence of strawberry tallcake
1:43 AM · Sep 5, 2021
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Marilyn MonHoe
@marilyn_mon_hoe
Strawberry shortcake implies the existence of strawberry tallcake
12:07 AM · Jan 3, 2022
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Project Ri¢h 🌴
@Rich_Kurt316
With the existence of strawberry shortcake dose that mean strawberry tall cake exists?
11:05 AM · Apr 13, 2023
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AbbyDabbyDoobyDoo
@DearAuntAbby
Strawberry shortcake implies the existence of strawberry tall cake. Mmmm. More cake.
10:59 AM · Jun 26, 2023
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