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Butterpatty
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Joined: Dec 25, 2008
Posts: 81
Location: Smoky Mountains
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Thu Feb 12, 2009 10:11 am |
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The hospital Special Care Nursery is having a bake sale to benefit March of Dimes and I am donating 50 cupcakes with buttercream clowns (just the old standard Wilton deal). I found a pic on this site where they made cupcakes with the legs not hanging off the side, so that will make transport easier, but how do I keep them from bumping together on the drive over? It is too late to order any special type boxing. HELP!!!
**Also, I am supplying a small heart-shaped cake with a fondant bear. Do I put him on before boxing the cake or wait and place him when I get on-site? LOL I feel very protective of him as he is my first official fondant figure  . Thanks so much for any suggestions you may have! |
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lchristi27
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Joined: Jun 19, 2006
Posts: 563
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Birthday: Jul 27
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Thu Feb 12, 2009 10:24 am |
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Try using some non-skid fabric inside the box and under the box. Place cupcakes directly on them in the box, they wont move at all  .
I also line the back of my car with the non-skid stuff and put cakes on there, they barely move. You can buy this stuff at Wal-Mart or the dollar store. Usually marked as non-skid shelf liner etc. Works like a charm, hope that helps!
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stephanie214
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Joined: Oct 06, 2004
Posts: 3808
Location: Virginia;
Birthday: May 15
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Thu Feb 12, 2009 10:25 am |
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Hi Butterpatty,
Apply small amount of icing under each cc.will anchor them in place. This is what I do when making ccc
I would apply the bear on site.
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handymama
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Joined: Nov 01, 2006
Posts: 706
Location: Traverse City, MI
Birthday: Nov 12
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Thu Feb 12, 2009 10:31 am |
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CK Products makes a nice insert for cupcakes for use in cake boxes. It might be available from Country Kitchens, also. If you have enough muffin pans the cupcakes could be transported in them; use a narrow point spatula to help lift the edge of the cupcake to remove from the pan.
If your bear isn't large and top-heavy insert a skewer in the bottom when you're making him and then he can ride on the cake in confidence. Otherwise, give him his own little home--padded with some crumpled plastic wrap--to ride in to the venue. Small/low figures travel fine just glued on with a little icing or piping gel (if your cake is covered in fondant). |
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