What does the phrase pass on chocolate cake mean?

The phrase "pass on chocolate cake" means to decline or refuse to eat chocolate cake. It indicates that the person is not interested in having some, likely due to reasons like:

* Not being hungry

* Having dietary restrictions

* Simply not liking chocolate cake

The phrase is often used in a polite way, acknowledging the offer but declining it.

Here are some examples:

* "Would you like some chocolate cake?" "No thank you, I'll pass on the chocolate cake."

* "I'm full, but I'll pass on the chocolate cake."

Note: The phrase "pass on" is a more formal way of saying "no" or "I don't want any." It's often used in situations where you want to be polite but decline something.