Help understanding these cake puns from a CNN Student News video

Question

The paragraph below is cited from November 10th, starting at 9:39. Here is the transcript.

Some might say it looks a little un-oven, or that its expression's a little frosty. But it's a cake artist's bread and butter and there's no getting a round the fact that it's one sweet sculpture, no ifs, pans or butter about it. This is CNN STUDENT NEWS where puns are a piece of cake.

I don't get the pun. (I've checked the dictionary, still don't get it.)

Please explain it to me, thank you.

Answer 1

The story refers to this cake. Source: Sad Trump cake is the perfect meme to end his campaign

1. un-oven → uneven
2. 1. frosty - unfriendly or cold
   2. frosting - a sweet mixture, cooked or uncooked, for coating or filling cakes, cookies and the like; icing.
3. bread and butter - Fig. someone's basic income; someone's livelihood—the source of one's food
4. (Getting a) round - I'm not sure about this one. I think it's intended to be a pun. Here are some possibilities:
   1. 1. Cakes are often round (circular).
      2. Round can be used to describe a face.
      3. round - a slice of food <a round of bread>
      4. The a round might refer to sculpture in the round, as opposed to bas relief. (user:44539)
      5. "butter" cake and "round" cake are both types of cake. (user:5937)
   2. Getting around means to circumvent, evade.
5. sweet - slang. cool, awesome
6. no ifs, pans or butter → no ifs, ands, or buts - without excuses or doubts
7. piece of cake - Fig. something easy to do

Also, just before the quoted portion, the speaker says

Some might pan its likeness

Pans are kitchen utensils, but pan also means to criticize severely.