Thousands of Publix shoppers have signed a petition to bring back a former staple of the store's bakery section during past ...

Every year in Florida, hurricane season occupies the minds of residents from its inception on June 1 to its conclusion on Nov ...

HURRICAKES  Thousands of people have signed an online petition for a Florida-based grocery store to bring back its ...

Publix’s hurricane-themed cakes are no longer. The cakes, often decorated with icing depicting the storms on radar and with words of encouragement like “Leave Florida alone” or “Go away ...

Well, yes and no. While the image is real, cakes like these have appeared as early as 2019 when Hurricane Dorian hit Florida from the east, and Publix did in fact make and sell cakes like this.

Now, as hurricane Ian heads our way, my kids asked when the cookie cake would arrive. I stopped at two local Publix stores, only to learn there were no hurricane cakes, and the bakeries had been ...

But after photos of hurricane cakes from Publix went viral on Twitter in September 2022, days before Hurricane Ian made a devastating mark on the Sunshine State, the Lakeland-based grocery chain ...

Publix announced it will not be selling hurricane cakes after Hurricane Ian impacted many areas of Florida and caused more than $112 billion in damage. The cakes and large cookies were decorated ...

One cake even reads: "Leave Florida Alone!" The cakes are being sold in Publix supermarket locations in Florida, a supermarket founded by George W. Jenkins in 1930 and headquartered in Lakeland, Fla.

After Hurricane Ian, Publix discontinued selling, producing or baking hurricane-themed cakes. Hurricane cakes have been around (or sold at Publix) since at least 2016.

Thousands of Publix shoppers are banding together to bring back a once-long-time staple in the store's bakery section during ...

Despite the less-than-pleased takes on the decision, the chain has received backlash in the past for selling the cakes ahead of Hurricane Dorian’s landfall in 2019. “@Publix bad look, guys.