Is it possible to freeze a decorated cake (with fondant)? The problem I'm faced with is my father-in-law is having his annual picnic, and he lives two hours away. I would like to surprise him with the cake, but I will be unable to decorated the cake while at his house. I wanted to know if I could make the cake early, then freeze it. I would transport it in a cooler on thursday night, then refrigerate once there. Since it will obviously begin to thaw alittle in the cooler, I will refrigerate the cake until Sat. (Party).
Is this possible or am I asking to much of the cake?
I put fondant cakes in my frige but I would not put mine in the freezer.
I think you could just keep it chilled, not frozen and have great results if you are careful about letting it gradually warming to room temperature. If you take it right out of the frige to outdoor temperature at the picnic, it might sweat to death.
As a matter of fact, I have a decorated cake in my freezer right now. I am crossing my fingers that it comes out and transports to the party okay. I did not have the room in my fridge for the pretty large cake!!! I will let ya know when I deliver the cake today how it turned out with the freezer. I plan on taking it out of the freezer about two hours before I take it and try to thaw it a little before I deliver it!CROSS YOUR FINGERS!!! 
Well i got the cake delivered and it did ok. I graduated from the freezer to the fridge for two hours then took it to the party. i did nearly freeze myself out of my car trying to keep it cool just to make sure it didnt slide down the cake! It was a success and everyone loved it but you are right two hours is not long enough to get rid of the condensation
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