Europeans in the Middle Ages believed that birthdays were the days when souls were most vulnerable to demonic invasion, so on birthdays family and friends gathered around to give their blessings, and cakes were given to bring good luck and banish demons. In the Dark Ages of Europe, these rare ingredients were only available to monks and nobles, whose pastry creations consisted of things like honeyed gingerbread and flat, hard cookies.

Slowly, as trade became more frequent, Western eating habits changed radically. Birthday cakes were slowly introduced to China, where they have become a necessity for birthdays. Common birthday cakes include Black Forest Cake, Chocolate Cake and so on. Birthdays are traditionally celebrated with birthday buns in some parts of China.

Early trade routes led to the importation of exotic spices from the Far East to the north, nuts, florals, citrus fruits, dates and figs from the Middle East, and sugarcane from the Orient and the South.

Small Mustang cake also belongs to the Chinese zodiac cake, every year there is a different cake appeared, like in 2014 the year of the horse appeared small Mustang cake, as in this year's very hot words: "horse" on the money, "horse" on the car, The "horse" has a job, etc., appeared in front of our eyes.