1. Kats Cafe and Bakery received an order to provide 200 breakfast pasties and muffins for a Cat Show and convention that would be held in two weeks, at a unit price of S2.00 per item. Additionally, they would provide 3 gallons of coffee for $20.00 per gallon. Presume Kat had all the food and coffee ready for pickup at 6.00 am on the designated day but no one ever came to pick up the goods. They claim they had thought she would deliver the items, but no discussion was made about this.

A. This would be a quasi-contract which can be avoided by either party so the Cat Show has no liability

B. This agreement would not be legally binding since it lacked definiteness regarding delivery requirements

C. Since no mention was made about delivery, a valid contract was never made since that is a material term that should have been discussed. Thus, Kat will not be able to revoke for the food and coffee.

D. Kat will be able to recover the agreed price for the food and coffee because of a gap-filler provision in the U.C.C.