I need to come up w/ a nice way to package cupcakes for a great american bake sale. I dont want to spend lots but the container need to be see tru to show off all my work and to make ppl want to buy them. I thought of going to Sams and buy clear cups and lids. Then i saw these in another post.
http://www.countrykitchensa.com/catalog/product.aspx?T=1&ShopId=38&CatId=629&SubCatId=1743&productId=634838
.41 a peice doesnt seem that bad. Is it?
Should i buy jumbo so i can make sure there is plenty of room for swirls and flowers on top?
thanks!
41 cents each sound like a lot. What about those little plastic sundae cups like they have at DQ?
i find really good prices at this place...
http://www.plasticcontainercity.com/Bakery-Packaging.htm
HTH!
I think .71 cents a container is a bit steep too considering they are just going to get tossed right out. You're better off with something cheaper and use that extra money for cupcake supplies, decorations, ingredients, etc.
I love the containers posted above me, I may look into getting some of those! Thanks for sharing the picture and store.
thanks everyone! I was thinking I would need one w/ a flat lid and put the cupcake on the lid and the cup over the cupcake. That way it would be easier to get the cuppie out. I remember awhile back when there was a thread about packaging cupcakes...............
thanks everyone! I was thinking I would need one w/ a flat lid and put the cupcake on the lid and the cup over the cupcake. That way it would be easier to get the cuppie out. I remember awhile back when there was a thread about packaging cupcakes...............
I just bought a cupcake at a bakery for the first time today. It came in a clear plastic sundae type cup with the a store sticker on the lid. Very cute, but...when I got home it was impossible to get it out with out getting icing all over my fingers. I had to tip the cup sideways and sorta shake the cupcake out.
There is a store here that uses nice big plastic containers/cups (think the kind you can buy pre-cut fruit in for example) with solid lids, and you put the bottom of the cupcake on the lid and invert the cup over it so the cup turns into the lid and the lid is the base.
There is a store here that uses nice big plastic containers/cups (think the kind you can buy pre-cut fruit in for example) with solid lids, and you put the bottom of the cupcake on the lid and invert the cup over it so the cup turns into the lid and the lid is the base.
That's a really good idea! Then you don't have to worry about how you're going to get the cupcake out in one piece!
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