Sakura's Sweet Cooking

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Season 1, Episode 29
Theme Songs
Staff Credits
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Cards and Transformtions
Cards Captured	The Sweet
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Sakura's Sweet Cooking (さくらのあまーいクッキング, Sakura no Amai Kukkingu) is the 29th episode of the first series of Cardcaptor Sakura. The Cardcaptors title for this episode is "How Sweet It Is".

Summary

Sakura's and Syaoran’s Home Ec. class are going to be making cakes. Sakura runs into Syaoran at a cake shop and together they meet with Yukito and talk about making cakes, which Yukito loves. When it comes time to make the cakes, somehow everyone in the cooking classes end up making the cakes way too sweet. Because of this, they must all remake their cakes the next week. While trying to make the cakes the second time, Sakura and Syaoran sense a Clow Card and the Sweet Card reveals itself, which was the cause of the too-sweet cakes. After sealing off the room, the two work together in order to capture the small and quick card before the cakes are done. Syaoran tries to capture it but he grabs the bag of flour causing the flour to shot into the air and getting himself covered in flour. Sakura realizes that Sweet hates sour things and begins to throw salt at it, which temporarily immobilizes it, and leads to a successful capture. Back in class, everyone has a taste of their new cakes, and everyone's (except Meiling's due to stirring the batter too much which disappoints the Home Ec. teacher) has turned out great. After school Sakura shows her cake to Yukito, who tells her it's an excellent cake.

Featured Cards

• Clow Cards
• Cards Sealed

The Sweet (Debut)

The Sweet

Quotes

• Kero: You're really worked up about this.
• Sakura: Because I'm going to have Yukito and Ms. Mizuki eat some of the cake!
• Kero: Don't forget about my share!