Shipping A Cake

Decorating By drmwmc Updated 2 Mar 2012 , 7:07pm by sabileos1

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drmwmc Posted 1 Mar 2012 , 3:28am
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My son and daughter in law live out of state and their 1 st anniversay is coming up. He is in the military so they cannot come home. I want to ship them a remake of the top layer for their anniversay. Any suggestions

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scp1127 Posted 2 Mar 2012 , 11:07am
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What type of cake is it, how is it covered, and what size? I can help you.

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KoryAK Posted 2 Mar 2012 , 6:05pm
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I have shipped 6" fondant tiers before. Keep the decorations SIMPLE! Attach the cake to the cake board in the usual way then saran wrap the whole thing tightly. Place in a cake box the same size and use packing peanuts or that air bubble packaging to fill out the rest of the space in the box. Pack in a real cardboard box and fill the extra space. Ship overnight and preferably frozen.

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Debbye27 Posted 2 Mar 2012 , 6:31pm
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awesome tips....I'm going to have to ship either cake or cupcakes next month...and was a little nervous icon_wink.gif

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sabileos1 Posted 2 Mar 2012 , 7:07pm
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Great tips!!! Will remember for future use!!

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