A Cake with Candle is a Minecraft decoration formed by placing a Candle directly on top of an uneaten Cake block in the world, never by arranging items on a crafting table. The combined block keeps the Cake underneath eatable: players interact to eat the Cake one slice at a time, seven slices in total, and as soon as the first slice is eaten the Candle pops off and drops as an item. A lit candle on top emits light level 3, ignited with flint and steel, a fire charge, or a flaming projectile, and extinguished by interacting with it again. Cake with Candle has hardness 0.5, blast resistance 0.5, and breaks instantly by hand — but breaking the combined block drops only the Candle, while the Cake vanishes for good (Silk Touch does not save it). Neither edition offers Cake with Candle as an inventory item: in Java Edition and Bedrock Edition alike the block exists only as placed in the world and cannot be handed out with /give. The interaction is fully renewable because both ingredients — Cake, crafted from three milk buckets, two sugar, one egg, and three wheat — and Candle, dyed and crafted from honeycomb and string — are themselves renewable.