Transport Cake Boxes

Decorating By Ileana Updated 29 May 2006 , 12:33am by QueLinda

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Ileana Posted 27 May 2006 , 6:30am
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Does anyone know where I can find nice size cake boxes for stacked cakes. I am baking a 12" and need a 10" cake and need a box to transport the cake in.

Any suggestions?

Thank you

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SheilaF Posted 27 May 2006 , 2:36pm
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I was told rubbermaid containers, turned upside down, make great cake boxes. Use the lid as the bottom. I put one of those non-skid pad things under the cake board (the kind you find in the kitchen section-just cut it to size) to keep it centered in the carrier. Then pop the "lid" on it. Works really well when you are going with the cake so you can bring back the carrier.

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tastycakes Posted 27 May 2006 , 2:52pm
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I use the regular bakery boxes and just tape the lid open as much as I need. Cover the opening with plastic wrap and tape it well to keep air, etc, out!

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Chef_Stef Posted 27 May 2006 , 7:59pm
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Don't forget moving boxes from U-Haul... icon_smile.gif

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Helendelk Posted 27 May 2006 , 8:10pm
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Here are a few links you can find tiered cake boxes...
http://www.sugarcraft.com/catalog/paper/boxes.htm#sq


http://www.winbeckler.com/cake_boxes.asp#Cake%20Boxes

www.Instawares.com

http://www.usbox.com/Candy-Food/index.html


Hope you find what you are needing!

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QueLinda Posted 29 May 2006 , 12:33am
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Great tip on the u-haul boxes. I've cut down copy paper boxes b4 which works too, but not too attractive.

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