all cake bakers ,,
how do you dilver your Buttercream cake ??
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Generally, putting it in a box, placing it on a flat surface in the car on a non-skid mat, and driving carefully does the job. I would hazard a guess to say that most people here deliver their own cakes to avoid problems. I am very sorry about your disaster, it seems that your courier is to blame.
BlakesCakes
Posted 21 Aug 2011 , 7:36pm
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Originally Posted by wafawafa
leah I agree with you I dilver my cakes by me self, but this time I couldnt make it
I need your help in transpoting BC cake ,, what do you do different than transporting fondant cake ?
leah I agree with you I dilver my cakes by me self, but this time I couldnt make it
I need your help in transpoting BC cake ,, what do you do different than transporting fondant cake ?
NO. It was the fault of the driver--bad driving, too much heat, etc.
Rae
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