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Victoria’s cake: historical mass does not establish edibility

Історичне графічне зображення весільного торта Вікторії; не фотографія й не збережений їстівний продукт / Historical artwork of Victoria’s wedding cake; not a photograph or preserved edible product.

Історичне графічне зображення весільного торта Вікторії; не фотографія й не збережений їстівний продукт / Historical artwork of Victoria’s wedding cake; not a photograph or preserved edible product.

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Queen Victoria married Prince Albert on 10 February 1840. According to royal sources, the wedding cake weighed three hundred pounds, or about one hundred and thirty-six kilograms. A preserved fragment or historical lithograph is an artifact rather than evidence that old cake is safe to eat: neither recipe alcohol nor an auction price establishes that. The specific 2016 sale for 1500 pounds was not verified here against a primary lot record.