Man tenders resignation via cake

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 A British man has recently become the latest gist for writing his resignation letter on a cake, in icing,the picture was posted online and has gone viral. he’s now found himself hitting the headlines and his cake-making business was so inundated with enquiries yesterday (April 16, 2013) that his website crashed under the pressure.
Chris Holmes, 31, welcomed a baby boy just a few weeks ago and decided to quit his job as an immigration officer, for Border Force at Stansted. He had decided to pursue his big passion: baking cakes. for his resignation, he baked a huge passion cake (a spiced carrot cake with pecans and sultanas and coconut) and carefully iced his resignation on the plain white coating. He carried it to work and handed the cake to the duty manager when he arrived at work. The cake measured 10 by 12 inches and contained 18 eggs. A spokesperson for Border Force said that “The people who tasted it say it was very nice.”

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