Using Pizza Rounds For Cake Boards?
Decorating By smashcakes Updated 23 Apr 2006 , 12:41am by cakegal
has anyone ever done this? at gorden's you can get 100 10" boards for under $10.00. even if i had to double them up, it would still be cheaper than getting cake boards on sale.
I think they would work. Cardboard is cardboard. I would just double them up with the corrugated (I don't know how to spell that) parts running opposite of each other for extra sturdiness and wrap with fanci foil. I would love to find less expensive cake boards and boxes somewhere. What a deal!
i've never seen these....i guess that would work though!
has anyone ever done this? at gorden's you can get 100 10" boards for under $10.00. even if i had to double them up, it would still be cheaper than getting cake boards on sale.
I have used them before!!! Worked great!! Tell me where and what gordens is!! Like to get some!!
gordens food service is a bulk retailer. you don't have to be a member or anything like sam's or costco. i was in there today and they had bunches of sizes of pizza rounds, much cheaper than cake boards, i think the next size up was 100 for $15.00. even when i use my coupons and get cake boards on sale, they're still about 30cents per board at the cheapest.
qtkaylassweets: did you have to double up the boards for just a standard 2 layer cake, or was one sufficient(most my cakes are for 30 or fewer people, so i don't do many big ones)
I always double them up just in case!!
I will have to go to that store!!! I have paid .50 per board before!!!
I was just in at Gordons (GFS) getting stuff for easter. I wish I would have seen the pizza rounds. My daughter's school gets money from them for people shopping there - a community rewards program. I'll look more closely at some of their items next time.
Ok- I just went to gordens! (GFS) Perfect! No more buying expensive cake boards!!
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