A friend of mine would like me to do a cookie cake for her son's B-day. I have done them several times for my kids, but always just left it on the cookie sheet. My question is how do I get it from the sheet to a cake board or something to transport it on without breaking it?
Also , what should I charge for a 14 or 16 " round cookie with buttercream frosting and probably a FBCT (can I do that on a cookie?).
Hi, I would line the cookie sheet with parchment paper and leave some extra at the ends, so when time comes to take off the cookie sheet, just flip over the cake board and peel off the paper.
And YES, you can do a FBCT on a cookie, smooth side up, just like cakes (anyway you will end up with the smooth side up when you flip it over).
And how much to charge, I would do AT LEAST $1 per square inch... BUT remember, it also depends on your area. HTH and good luck!
what is this cookie cake you speak of??! It sounds fantastic!
what is this cookie cake you speak of??! It sounds fantastic!
I guess it is not really a "cake" at all, just a giant cookie that is decorated like a cake. Although I think that some people actually do theirs in layer like a cake.
My daughter doesnt like cake 
and she always asks for a "cookie cake"
You can also bake the cookie in one of the throw away pizza pans and then you don't have to worry about taking it out. After it cools just decorate and you are done. I've done this several times and it worked great for me. HTH
I thought about the throw away pan but I was afraid that they wouldnt bake the same, does your cookie come out the same as on a regular pan? And do they stick to the pan or do the pieces come out fairly easy when you cut it up?
You can also bake the cookie in one of the throw away pizza pans and then you don't have to worry about taking it out. After it cools just decorate and you are done. I've done this several times and it worked great for me. HTH
I thought about the throw away pan but I was afraid that they wouldnt bake the same, does your cookie come out the same as on a regular pan? And do they stick to the pan or do the pieces come out fairly easy when you cut it up?
When I used to sell them I also baked them in the disposable foil pans....worked like a charm! They'll come right out when cut! I also used to bake them in pizza pans, flip them out after 10 minutes cool-time, and delivered them in pizza boxes!
If you're worried about it sticking, just turn it out on a cooling rack, let it cool, then put it back in the pan and decorate. Although, I've never had a problem with them sticking.
Good luck! Post pictures when you're done. 
Holly
You can also bake the cookie in one of the throw away pizza pans and then you don't have to worry about taking it out. After it cools just decorate and you are done. I've done this several times and it worked great for me. HTH
I thought about the throw away pan but I was afraid that they wouldnt bake the same, does your cookie come out the same as on a regular pan? And do they stick to the pan or do the pieces come out fairly easy when you cut it up?
When I used to sell them I also baked them in the disposable foil pans....worked like a charm! They'll come right out when cut! I also used to bake them in pizza pans, flip them out after 10 minutes cool-time, and delivered them in pizza boxes!
Pizza boxes ....what a great idea! Where do you get them...I mean with out having to buy in bulk and also are they blank on the top or do they say pizza ...etc... on the tops?
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