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{{Quote|The rock cakes almost broke their teeth.| Harry's and Ron's opinion on the rock cakes|Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone}} |
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Revision as of 05:39, 15 June 2009
- "The rock cakes almost broke their teeth."
- — Harry's and Ron's opinion on the rock cakes[src]
Rock cakes are a type of fruitcakes. They are supposed to look and (supposedly) taste somewhat like a rock, and even to have a hard surface, but not to resemble a rock quite as closely as Hagrid's version seems to. Eating one of Hagrid's rock cakes are exactly like eating a rock, as they are so hard that they could break teeth intstead of being a lovely treat. Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger and Harry Potter forcedly ate a few of these whenver they visited Hagrid. Although they complained about the rock cakes' hardness, stickiness and tastelessness, they never had the heart to tell Hagrid this, as it would have hurt his feelings.
