Yandry Roque Pando, the young owner of Ena’s Secret Bake bakery, alongside other Cubans, handed out cakes on a street in Hialeah.
“My people, let's stop traffic here to give away cake,” Yandry announced in a video shared on his Facebook profile, all while “Añoranza por la Conga” played in the background.
Accompanied by several individuals, they temporarily halted traffic to distribute the sweets. While Yandry did not explain the reason behind this initiative, both the givers and receivers of the cakes appeared to be very happy.
Comments on the post included praises such as, “What a beautiful, humane gesture,” “You’re the champion!”, and “This is how Cubans are, we give from the heart.”
Yandry, along with his two grandparents, has successfully run a bakery in Hialeah, and they have gradually expanded to other cities. Their most popular product is the traditional birthday cake box.
Last June, Yandry set up a van in a parking lot in Homestead, where dessert enthusiasts flocked to purchase cakes, marquesitas, and meringues, among other sweets.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ena’s Secret Bake's Cake Giveaway
Here, we address some common questions about the cake giveaway event organized by Yandry Roque Pando and his bakery, Ena’s Secret Bake.
Why did Yandry Roque Pando and his team give away cakes?
Yandry did not specify the reason behind this initiative, but it was clear that the event brought joy to both the givers and receivers.
What is the most popular product from Ena’s Secret Bake?
The most popular product from Ena’s Secret Bake is the traditional birthday cake box.
Where else has Ena’s Secret Bake expanded to?
In addition to their Hialeah location, Ena’s Secret Bake has expanded to other cities, including setting up a van in Homestead to sell their desserts.