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14th May 2021
03:06pm BST
Cuthbert, however, is only making a fleeting visit to Aldi Ireland, so make sure you head to your nearest store on the 20th May if you fancy getting your hands on one of the cakes - and donating to a worthy cause.
Cuthbert is also doing a charity skydive to help raise even more funds for the Irish Cancer Society, and Aldi is encouraging people to show him some support by sponsoring his dive via his JustGiving page.
Good enough to eat and gives to a good cause. I haven't met him yet but this Cuthbert fella seems like a sound lad to me.
This comes after reports that Aldi was embroiled in a legal battle with M&S regarding the imagery of their original caterpillar cake, Colin the Caterpillar.
Earlier this year, Marks and Spencers launched court action against Aldi, claiming that they are infringing on the trademark of their iconic Colin the Caterpillar cake.
Marks and Spencer lodged an intellectual property claim in the UK's high court, maintaining that Aldi's Cuthbert the Caterpillar cake is misleading to consumers, and will damage the reputation of their beloved birthday party staple.
A spokesperson for the supermarket said: "Because we know the M&S brand is special to our customers and they expect only the very best from us, love and care goes into every M&S product on our shelves.
"So we want to protect Colin, Connie and our reputation for freshness, quality, innovation and value."
