What country is known as "The Land of Cakes"?

Scotland, also known as Caledonia, is also known for its famous oatmeal cakes, also known as the world of cakes. It is famous for Burns Fergusson's poems in Land-O-Cakes, a common name for Scottish cakes undoubtedly oatcakes. Oatmeal cakes are the reason for the Scottish name as a cake country.

Scotland is known as Scotland, also known as Caledonia's Loch (the lake's name), and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The name comes from Caledonia, a Latin name given to the Romans as the state of their British province.

In his poem about the late Captain Grose, William Shakespeare referred to Scotland as "a land of cakes." Today it looks like the Wonka Swedger, but the Scottish cakes are not Battenberger or Swiss rolls, but fruit and oatcakes. The term is used to describe Robert Fergusson's portrait of Burns.