None sold like hot cakes, especially the breakfast, which drew three families.
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Expensive Lasik was being sold like hot cakes for years, and many patients were being harmed.
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It's nearly identical to Trump's iconic "Make America Great Again" hats that have sold like hot cakes throughout the election cycle.
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The $49 Home Mini sold like hot cakes and is a big part of the company's rapid growth in the smart home space.
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"We decided to put them up for sale to see if there was any demand, and they sold like hot cakes," says Freddy.
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HUME: That book sold like hot cakes for years and I think that people are still buying it, I&aposve got a copy of it.
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Everything from her previous collection sold like hot cakes (and temporarily broke Nordstrom's website!), so we're sure this new collection will sell out just as quickly.
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" Wooten told CNN that three mothers have complained about the raffle so far, but other parents have embraced the fundraiser, saying the tickets have "sold like hot cakes.
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" Despite the criticism and concerns, Wooten said the gun raffle tickets for this year's fundraiser, which began on July 30 and ends later this month, "sold like hot cakes.
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It began just over a year ago, when a leather version of the classic Ikea Frakta shopper that cost $2,145, instead of the original's 99 cents, sent the internet into a similar frenzy about apparent fashion excess — and then sold like hot cakes.
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The bonds sold like hot cakes, illustrating a potentially lucrative outlet for local governments who analysts estimate have been given permission by the central government to raise between 4.5 trillion yuan to five trillion yuan ($672 billion to$746 billion) via bond sales this year alone.
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Hamsalekha composed music for the soundtracks and also wrote their lyrics. Cassettes and records sold like hot cakes in those days. The album was popular among youths. The album consists of ten soundtracks.
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Malathi Rangarajan of The Hindu said that the song by Anuradha Sriram has given the term "O! Podu!", which has been part of the "local lingo" for years, a "new, crazy dimension". The song enjoyed anthem- like popularity and according to V. Paramesh, a dealer of film music for 23 years, sold like "hot cakes".
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Special mention should be made of Late Abbas Uddin, a scholar, accomplished singer, and collector of folksongs. His influence in the contemporary folklore movement of our country is immense. Hundreds of his genuine folksong records pressed by commercial recording companies sold like hot cakes. Popularly known as the father of Bengali Folk-songs Abbas Uddin has made folksongs popular and has created a school of folksingers in Bangladesh.
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During the 20th Vijayawada Book Festival held at Vijayawada in January 2009, Garuda Puranam, one of the 18 puranas of Hinduism, was a best-seller. Writing for The Hindu, G.V. Ramana Rao said that the book was made popular following several mentions in the film and sold like "hot cakes". Following the stupendous success of Aparichitudu in Andhra Pradesh, the State Transport Corporation of Warangal named a bus Remo, after the character played by Vikram in the film. When stand-up comedian and television anchor Bosskey launched a quirky play titled Dada (Don) in October 2005, he named the cast after famous characters in Tamil films.
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