MisterCairo
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In Canada 'caker' has a different meaning. It comes from the Italian 'mangiacake' and is used to describe a certain type of anglo saxon Canadian. I'm sure the Italian version comes from the English cake eater and was adapted for their use.
Here is a website devoted to Caker cooking which will be familiar to many of you especially if you have ever attended a church supper in Minnesota.
http://cakercooking.blogspot.ca/
I have never heard this term before! I'm familiar with the dishes of course, but did not know there was a term for it.