Who supposedly said the phrase "Let them eat cake"?

Player frank h, actually, there is no proof whatsoever that it was ever said. It's possibly an early example of political propaganda, by the revolutionaries.

As the misquote was attributed later on based off the lavish gowns, services, and allowance it attributes to how out of touch the hierarchy was. Another example is the “Substitutions for Bread” offered by George III when bread was in short supply a menu is suggested to eat instead: venison, roast beef, poultry, turtle soup, and fish boiled in wine. A political cartoon from the 1790s.

off with her head

DuzzitReilly , and the line was "play it Sam, play as Time Goes By"

Actually, she never said that phrase in real life, she actually said something else during the time...

like ...'play it again Sam'...?

I'm with Fresh Mango. I was taught that the burnt flour thar was caked inside of the oven was what was being referred to

Gateau means cake, not biscuits 🙂

Player #39596424, in English, a brioche is the same sweet bread as in France, a Danish is a sweet pastry.

There is absolutely no proof whatsoever of Marir Anntionet saying anything.