What is Taylor Swift’s millennial-core Milk Bar birthday cake?

Taylor Swift rang her 34th birthday in style with a Milk Bar birthday cake, and it resulted in a spike in demand for the tasty treat. Here’s what it is and where you can get one.

Taylor Swift just loves being a millennial. In promoting an extended cut for her Eras Tour movie, which you can now rent at home, she posted a list of performances now available in the new cut, along with a string of emojis.

“Troll me all you want about my excessive and literal millennial emoji use,” she wrote, “but A) no one’s prouder to be a millennial and B) it’s my bday and today I am exempt!”

To celebrate her 34th birthday, Swift gathered her closest friends and went to town on a scrumptious Milk Bar birthday cake. But what exactly is a Milk Bar birthday cake, and how can you get one? Here’s what we know.

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What is Taylor Swift’s Milk Bar birthday cake?

Anna McGorman, VP of Culinary for Milk Bar, described the cake as “soaked liberally with clear vanilla extract-spiked whole milk” and “sprinkle-studded, fluffy and buttery.”

She continued, noting how the frosting is “meant to drive a bit of tang (thanks to some cream cheese and sneaky amounts of buttermilk powder/citric acid) for balance.” Then, the crumbs give the cake some “texture and richness.”

The Milk Bar cake, apparently, is quintessential millennial-core. A now-viral tweet reads: “When Taylor Swift tells you she loves being a millennial… BELIEVE HER… she had a milk bar cake at her birthday party… in the year 2023.”

Where can you order a Milk Bar cake?

Whether you’re a Swiftie or not, you can now order through the Milk Bar website. A six-inch cake is available for $62, as well as a 10-inch version (which Swift ordered) for $140.

If you use the code SWIFTIE, you can get 13% off your order for a limited time only. Get it?

“It’s not a birthday without our cake – just ask Taylor Swift,” reads the cake description.

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