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Allergen & food information
Food information on CAKE WHORE is safety-critical. This page explains how declarations work — it does not replace the product-specific table on each listing.
Last updated: 26 August 2026
Read the product page
Before you order or enquire, open the individual product page and review:
- the full ingredient list; and
- the complete UK Food Information for Consumers (FIC) table for all 14 regulated allergens (contains / may contain / free).
Those declarations are supplied by the baker and published verbatim. CAKE WHORE does not summarise them away behind a tooltip or a general disclaimer.
Who is responsible for the declaration
The disclosed baker (food business operator) provides the ingredient and allergen information for their products. Platform rules require all 14 allergens plus a non-empty ingredient list before a product can be published — enforced in the database, not only in the UI.
Cross-contact and “may contain”
Where a baker selects “may contain”, treat that as a serious warning of possible cross-contact in their premises or process. If information is unclear for your allergy, do not order — contact the baker via the enquiry path where available, or wait until Contact channels are confirmed for platform help.
What this page is not
This page is not a substitute for product-specific allergen data. It does not override Natasha’s Law style ingredient listing requirements, and it does not allow incomplete published listings.
Attribution
Every listing identifies the baker’s trading name and premises-based attribution so you know who made the food and that CAKE WHORE is the seller of record. See also Terms.