As mentioned above they're cakes come in frozen.
Not sure what cake in particular you are talking about, but the sheet cakes that they decorate are made by Pillsbury. I don't know if pillsbury uses the same recipe as their cake mixes or if they have acontract with wal-mart for a different recipe.
If it's another cake that they have then it depends on the cake on where it came from.
I don't know why Wal-Mart would order their frozen sheet cakes from another supplier than their rounds, and I can't answer for all Wal-Marts in all areas, but they do receive round cake shipments from Best Brands-based in Minnesota (now owned by CSM-based in the Netherlands).
I don't know why Wal-Mart would order their frozen sheet cakes from another supplier than their rounds, and I can't answer for all Wal-Marts in all areas, but they do receive round cake shipments from Best Brands-based in Minnesota (now owned by CSM-based in the Netherlands).
I don't know why they do either, maybe Pillsbury doesn't make the rounds? My guess is it came down to price.
I've worked in three different wal-mart bakeries and we got the rounds for wedding cakes from Best Brands, and the sheet cakes came in boxes with Pillsbury name on them.
...we got the rounds for wedding cakes from Best Brands...
Interesting. What about the rounds for non-wedding cakes? Also from Best Brands?
We didn't order rounds for any other cakes. All other round cakes came in premade and already decorated.....
Oh wait... we did get rounds in (how silly of me, i think they were 7"... ) how could i forget ALLL of those bunny's at easter time that we had to do??? Now that you say that those did come from best brands, along with the cupcakes. I think at the time the single layer 7" rounds were like $5 so they were a pretty big seller for those who didn't want a "big" 1/4 sheet cake LOL.
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