Literary or cinematic descriptions of happy cake

(h/t to https://www.reddit.com/r/Cakeeater/s/dlFMmGLwmVthat made me think of this)

A good (F) friend of mine (M) who as I am is an occasional cake enjoyer (and whom I'd dearly like to promote from wine friend to baked goods at some juncture but the timing hard not been right yet in the twenty or so years I've known her) and as these things go a recent evening we got to discussing the depiction of cakery, bakery, and breadcrumbs in books and movies we enjoy.

Very seldom is adultery successful in fiction. It typically ends in crisis and a morality tale. (Almost invariably and always, if the author is from the US.)

This is in contrast with most of my acquaintances' anecdotes. I live by a pretty bourgeois lifestyle in a non-edgy social context and yet many of my friends have shared stories with me about affairs. Often wistfully, often happily. Some have of course divorced over the decades but that is as it is.

Do you have counterexamples? I mean of stories and narrations that describe happy cake?

(Writing this I came up with John Updike and Kingsley Amis)