Can Any Uk Members Help Me With Wholesalers?
Decorating By joanna3292 Updated 25 Feb 2009 , 9:39am by joanna3292
I have just spent the last couple of hours surfing the web trying to find a good wholesaler for cake boxes and boards/drums. I am having trouble finding them in my local highstreet and the only shop selling them charge £1.50 for a square board (one of the really thin ones). I want to buy drums in quantities of 10 or 20 and boxes as well.
I seem to use my 8" round cake tin the most so Im looking for drums that are 9" and 9" boxes. I presume a 9" round drum will fit into a 9" square box. I also need some 10" square drums with 10" square boxes. I would also buy some of the cheaper thinner boards for lighter cakes. Ive found one website which seems pretty good (Rye-Pac) but the cake boxes are only 4" high which seems a little shallow considering there will be a drum in there as well and sometimes a fondant figure on the top. Can someone give me some direction as to what boxes/boards/drums you use the most and where you get them! Thanks so much
Hi there, I buy my cake boards and boxes from Almond Art. But I don't buy them in bulk even though they do bulks. Here is the link for you.
http://www.almondart.com/acatalog/index.html
I think if you spen more £40 or £60, the delivery is free.
The other one is called Sugarshack, and they do free delivery if its more than £40 I think!
http://www.sugarshack.co.uk/index.html
There is another seller on EBAY, and they are called Confectioners Paradise. That guy is very helpfull. try them as well.
I was also going to say almondart....their stack boxes are quite reasonable as well, I have bought 1....not opened it yet as it's for friends wedding cake in April
Yeah, the stack boxes are fantastic, as they are made to store American style cakes. They sometimes have offers on them as well.
thanks so much, i just wish i had asked on her before wasting half of yesterday searching the internet..
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