much are to cakes eat so fun vs eat cakes are to much fun

Some examples from the web:

• - Catching up was so fun.
• You know they're so fun to eat And so fun to say.
• I think she's so fun.
• Dress shopping would have been so fun.
• And thanks for making it sound so fun.
• What's so fun about swimming?
• It's just so fun feeling like Larissa.
• Come on, Connie, it'll be so fun.
• Kitty is just so fun and outgoing and she lights up every room.
• Not so fun for me either.
• But this part's so fun.
• That was so fun and sneaky.
• It just would've been so fun to be neighbors.
• It's so fun hanging out again.
• It's so fun to have a big group.
• That is what makes this character so fun.
• It was so fun being in the pit.
• What's so fun about it...
• It's so fun when you're with us.
• I think it sounds so fun.

Some examples from the web:

• All right, let's eat cake.
• Believe me, Mindy, you'll find other opportunities to eat cake.
• Anyway, I usually do eat cake before bed, but last night I didn't.
• You bury them and then everyone eats cake.
• You can eat cake all day and not get a stomachache.
• I came to get drunk and eat cake.
• She can't eat cake like that.
• I saw you eat cake out of it once.
• My husband Won't eat cake from anywhere else now.
• People eat cake When they're most happy.
• My husband won't eat cake from anywhere else now.
• "Let them eat cake," as Marie Antoinette said.
• Tom wanted to eat cake and ice cream for dessert.
• I'm a diabetic 'cause you let me eat cake and lollipops for breakfast every day.
• But you eat cake, surely?
• How will that help me eat cake yesterday?
• The only joy I get is when somebody has a birthday around here, and I can eat cake.
• It's your birthday, and you won't eat cake.
• Of course, but it's a great excuse to eat cake.
• It's like when I eat cake, you know, I can't have a piece.