Georgia woman orders ‘Moana’ cake, but gets marijuana instead

A Milledgeville woman ordered a "Moana"-themed cake for her daughter's 25th birthday. But she didn't get the Polynesian princess of Disney fame. Dairy Queen misunderstood what Kensli Davis' mom asked for, because the cake was decorated with a marijuana motif. Davis posted a photo on Facebook, and the post has been shared more than 11,000 times. Despite the confusion, Davis ate the cake, which "was still good."

A Southern accent is a beautiful thing. It can be romantic, and it can be fierce.

It can also be misunderstood.

That appears to be what happened when Kensli Davis’ mom ordered her a birthday cake. Davis’ mother told Dairy Queen she wanted a “Moana”-themed cake for her daughter’s 25th birthday.

When she picked it up, however, there was no Polynesian princess. Instead there was a pot leaf and an apparently high My Little Pony smoking a marijuana cigarette — not exactly a Disney movie.

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"I think they thought that she said 'marijuana' because we are from South Georgia and kind of have an accent. So, 'Moana,' marijuana?" Davis told WMAZ Channel 13.

Kensli Davis posted a photo of the cake on Facebook, and it has gone viral with more than 11,000 shares, more than 250 comments and 10,000 reactions.

"I was very impressed by the artistic capabilities of them to be able to do the design that they did," she told WMAZ.

Dairy Queen offered to make a new cake, but Davis kept her unique design.

"I was very shocked and it was hilarious to me," she said.

Next year, she said, she’s going to keep it simple.

"It won't be 'Moana' or marijuana. I just won't get a design at all. I'll just get a regular ice cream cake if I have to," she said, laughing.