A California bakery sent Facebook into a frenzy after posting a picture of a cake with a Ken doll in a dress.

According to FOX 40, a group of friends ordered a custom Ken doll cake from Freeport Bakery in Sacramento, Calif., for their monthly dice game. The cake was made with Ken wearing a dress made of buttercream, a sash, tiara and jewelry. FOX 40 reports the customer is not transgender and was not trying to make a political statement with the cake.

Co-owner Marlene Goetzeler decided to show off the handy work by posting a photo of the cake to the bakery’s Facebook page. But, not everyone was impressed with the cake.

Goetzeler noticed people began unliking the bakery’s page and negative comments came swarming in. The post received more than 1,000 reactions.

“Naively, I guess I just thought this is a really cool cake, and look at how great they did with the butter cream,” Goetzeler told FOX 40. “What’s wrong with a Ken cake?”

Goetzeler deleted the negative comments, but wasn’t swayed to take the picture down.

“In the beginning, I thought ‘What’s the big deal?’ but now I realize how important it is to take a stand if you believe in something,” Goetzeler told FOX 40.

Goetzeler posted the photo again and urged people to share. The post was captioned “Facebook Friends, After posting this we had a ton of people unliking our Facebook page. I deleted the rude remarks, thank goodness not too many. Our customer was thrilled. Share this for us!”