If everything in the freezer is at room temp, then I'd be worried about how long it had been off. Personally I would throw it all away.
I don't think you need to throw them away. It's not like cake goes bad at room temp. But I wouldn't refreeze them. You probably don't need them for an order today so if you don't want to trash them you could ice them and give to friends or donate them.
I would throw them away as like TexasSugar said, you don't know how long it had been off. Besides, being at a warm temp with no moving air is just a disaster in the waiting. Better to be safe than sorry.
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I don't think you need to throw them away. It's not like cake goes bad at room temp.
Yes, actually a cake would go bad at room temp, if it has been at room temp for a long period of time. It can go stale as well.
If the op has no idea how long the freezer has been out, and can't narrow it down to a period of time, then I think throwing them away is the safest thing to do.
If she knew for sure it had only been 24 hours or 48 hours that is a different story. But if she has no idea how long it is been, then those cakes could be in their for a week or more at room temp. Personally I wouldn't give anyone a week old cake.
If the freezer was very full and hadn't been opened, it should actually stay cold for a few days and things wouldn't thaw out completely right away. So if that is the case and everything in in there at room temp, I'd be concerned that it had been off for a while.
If it wasn't very full, as in these cakes were the only thing in there, then they would thaw a lot faster.
My 1st thought was 'heck no'.....I'd not waste it.
But then..........Texas layed it all out ..... she it right this time
(HAHA) Not knowing how long it's been out and *what else in the way of food* was in there - what could of leaked? or caused problems.
Then there is the 'nose' check. If they smell o.k., maybe take a tiny bit to see if it is ok. That is if a time frame can be pinned down and say the fzr has been off for only 2-3 days - at *very* most 4, then I'd probably keep them.
Just this time Kakaladi? 
If she could narrow it down to a day or two, then I'd say use them. Or if they were even a little bit cool, rather than at room temp.
But if she put the cakes in there 2 weeks ago as an example, and hasn't looked or been around the freezer since then, then I'd be worried about using them.
This is one of those questions that there are too many variables and not enough information to really be able to truly honest. While I hate to throw things out myself, I have learned that sometimes it has to be done, especially when it involves food safety.
...........if she put the cakes in there 2 weeks ago as an example, and hasn't looked or been around the freezer since then, then I'd be worried about using them.
This is one of those questions that there are too many variables and not enough information to really be able to truly honest.....
Yep, exactly not enough info and way too mamy variables.
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