Obsession with white cake

Sims autonomously cook cake? Also hate that it’s under “cook” instead of bake. My sims/or guests never cook me cake. I always have to force them too. And when I do I go for blue confetti cake. I’d appreciate some cake every now and then

I wish there was a way to age sims up besides cakes and parties that won't make them sad, because my sims seem to eat an awful lot of cake! They don't seem to make it autonomously though.

Blue confetti cake would be a change. No strawberry, no zombie cake either, just white cake. I think it might be the household. I am playing the BFF household and they are white cake crazy. Other households I load are not as obsessed.

One of my sims had a roommate that took the ingredients for white cake out of the fridge like 3-4 times a day but she wouldn't cook them, just leave them on the table. My sim cooked them for her and sold them. There was just too much white cake. Think this behaviour was caused by the new NAPs that came with Eco Lifestyle.

It’s I believe the foodies untie N.A.P. I don’t notice it with my sims but some NPCs are obsessed with it after this was enacted in my sims neighborhood. However I’ve also seen reports of it in some sims in general. If you have eco Lifestyle there is an issue with N.A.Ps sometimes attaching to your sim when the visit another neighborhood with some active. I haven’t had that yet but I’ve seen it reported.

I’m getting this too! Guests break into my house and make white cakes incessantly! It doesn’t really bother me but it’s odd haha

"crocobaura;c-17533691" wrote:
One of my sims had a roommate that took the ingredients for white cake out of the fridge like 3-4 times a day but she wouldn't cook them, just leave them on the table. My sim cooked them for her and sold them. There was just too much white cake. Think this behaviour was caused by the new NAPs that came with Eco Lifestyle.

Maybe the roommate is trying to be very subtle in their messaging. "Stop baking all of those cakes, my jeans don't zip anymore!" ;)

"GalacticGal;c-17534064" wrote:

"crocobaura;c-17533691" wrote:
One of my sims had a roommate that took the ingredients for white cake out of the fridge like 3-4 times a day but she wouldn't cook them, just leave them on the table. My sim cooked them for her and sold them. There was just too much white cake. Think this behaviour was caused by the new NAPs that came with Eco Lifestyle.

Maybe the roommate is trying to be very subtle in their messaging. "Stop baking all of those cakes, my jeans don't zip anymore!" ;)

The roommate was skinny. Don't know what was up with the cakes but she did leave passive-aggressive notes around for my sim to read. No cat/funny pictures, no recipe/ingredients list, no nice inspirational message, birthday card or whatever, just passive-aggressive notes.

"Akl500P;c-17533757" wrote:
It’s I believe the foodies untie N.A.P. I don’t notice it with my sims but some NPCs are obsessed with it after this was enacted in my sims neighborhood. However I’ve also seen reports of it in some sims in general. If you have eco Lifestyle there is an issue with N.A.Ps sometimes attaching to your sim when the visit another neighborhood with some active. I haven’t had that yet but I’ve seen it reported.

This could definately explain it. Since EL, my sims have been obsessed with baking cake. They'll be eating and literally stop to bake a cake. It does seem like Foodies Unite is a common NAP when I load different neighborhoods. Time to repeal the Cake Baking!!

"CharmedSlayer6;c-17534813" wrote:
Yeah after the Foodie N.A.P. hit all the sims were obsessed with baking white cakes. I repealed it but STILL all my sims do is bake cakes. even if they aren't hungry.

I am so sad about what a flaming huge disappointing buggy mess that N.A.Ps turned out to be! The developers need to fix the spammy issues with ALL the buggy NAPs immediately. It's making the gameplay unbearable sometimes. They really need to redo that whole feature basically. A huge part of the pack are these plans because they are so invasive and it's sad that they work so terribly.