I did a search and could not find the answer so.....please help
How do you transport your cupcakes to a venue? What do you carry your already decorated cupcakes in? Do you wait and decorate the cupcakes onsite (seems time consuming for large orders). I need to transport some cupcakes and I have no idea what to use. Thank you in advance for any help with this.....
I use the disposible foil "lasagna" pans with the plastic covers you can get at Dollar General or Wal-Mart. You can buy sizes that hold 12 or 18 cupcakes. In fact I think they even make a bigger size but, Ive never tried it.
I put the cupcakes in them and can stack them for delivery.
My local cake store has clear plastic disposable cupcake containers - in 6 or 12 each. I use them all the time - keeps them in place, icing doesn't touch, and the top snaps shut. They are tall enough for high, swirled icing too. You can see pictures in my gallery of cupcakes sitting in them.
I think you could find similar ones online. I have used the lasagna trays crisc23 mentioned before too. They can be found in the baking aisle of most grocery stores.
I also use the foil pans with the lids from the dollar store. I was able to hold 12 in a pan. I would put a dab of frosting on the bottom of the cupcake to help hold it in place in the pan. They worked wonderfully.
I go to the grocery store and ask for thier cardboard box that the strawberries come in. Not the plastic part. These interlock into each other and wont tip over or slide off each other. This is the best that I have found and doesnt cost me any money.
I find putting already decorated cupcakes in any container makes it really hard to get them out without messing them up, so I have a few real wood cake boards that I use for really big cakes and I cover those with a decorative foil and put a squeeze of icing on the bottom of the cupcake and arrange them on the board...They stay in place, don't touch each other and can be lifted right off without messing up any overhanging designs...Hope this helps
Mine are completely decorated when I put them in the pan. If I am only doing a swirl of icing on the top I can put them in the pan and decorate them there.
They come out easily. The damage to the sides is minimal if any and they dont slide around during transport so no need to dab icing on the bottom.
I just bought some boxes & cc inserts from here:
http://www.brpboxshop.com/index_all_bakery_boxes_with_images.html
They have different sizes. I bought the inserts for 2 dozen cc. The boxes come with clear lids, which make a great presentation. They come in bulk, but they're really inexpensive & they have free shipping to the US.
Here ya go!
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-586286.html
Good luck!
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