Swiss Cake Rolls

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*Email [[original]] — A box of Swiss Cake Rolls is seen on a table in [[The Field]].
*Email [[original]] — A box of Swiss Cake Rolls is seen on a table in [[The Field]].
*Email [[diorama]] — Strong Bad uses a partially eaten swiss cake roll in his ''[[The King of Town]]'s Adventures in Giant [[Gavin|Cockroach]]land'' diorama.
*Email [[diorama]] — Strong Bad uses a partially eaten swiss cake roll in his ''[[The King of Town]]'s Adventures in Giant [[Gavin|Cockroach]]land'' diorama.
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*[[Strong Badia The Free]] — The King of Town imposes a tax on all emails, in the form of one "Creamy Ding Snack Cake" per email sent or received. Much later, Strong Bad imposes a tax on all Creamy Ding Snack Cakes in order to remove the King of Town from [[House of the Brothers Strong|Strong Bad's house]].
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*[[Strong Badia the Free]] — The King of Town imposes a tax on all emails, in the form of one "Creamy Ding Snack Cake" per email sent or received. Much later, Strong Bad imposes a tax on all Creamy Ding Snack Cakes in order to remove the King of Town from [[House of the Brothers Strong|Strong Bad's house]].
[[Category:Food and drinks]][[Category:Food running gags]]
[[Category:Food and drinks]][[Category:Food running gags]]

Revision as of 01:33, 3 May 2019

"Those things are bad for you!"

Swiss Cake Rolls are frosted, cylindrical chocolate cakes with a cream swirl inside. As such, they are a favorite snack food in Free Country, USA and in the real world, too. Sometimes they are treated as characters.

Although other companies make a similar product (e.g. Hostess Ho Hos), Little Debbie Snacks makes a cake with the name Swiss Rolls (Swiss Cake Rolls at the time most of these toons were made).

In Strong Badia the Free, they are called "Creamy Ding Snack Cakes" to avoid copyright issues.

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