Next Saturday I am delivering a 2 foot high 3D (w/PVC internal structure) cake 1.5 hrs away. I found out this morning that their plan is to then take this cake to a park for the party. Uhmmm...that concerns me. (A.) because I will be sitting on the floor of the van holding this cake steady on the way there and I am deathly afraid when they RE-transport this cake that it will fall apart (B.) because it is hot/humid these days and I'm afraid of what the heat will do to the cake sitting outside. I am perfectly capable of meeting them at the park with this cake, so that solves 1 issue, but that does not solve the humidity/heat concern. I hate to suggest they have their party inside when they already have plans of having it outside. What would you do?
what are you covering the cake with? Fondant? B/C?
You need to tell them that if it gets over a certain temperature then the cake HAS to go inside. It is their responsibility to provide a safe environment for the cake. They also need to understand that once it is dropped off by you your responsibility ends. I have a separate rider in my contract about outside cakes that I make them initial. Most cake civilians have no idea what heat/humidity can do to cake, it is your responsibility to inform them, if they still do it that's their problem.
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