Traveling With Cupcakes

Baking By SoFloGuy Updated 3 Jun 2012 , 12:53am by BlakesCakes

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SoFloGuy Posted 29 May 2012 , 6:49am
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If you want to take 24 frosted cupcakes to a friend's party what do you usually place them in?

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Crazy-Gray Posted 29 May 2012 , 10:41am
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There are cheap 12 cupcake boxes on ebay that would suit you, they'll breathe too so your frosting won't melt!

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clairesey Posted 29 May 2012 , 10:51am
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004LP7VLG/?tag=cakecentral-20

Ive had my eye on this beauty for a while....hoping to get it for my birthday!

Gets great reviews and you can store all your cupcake 'bits' when not transporting.

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SoFloGuy Posted 29 May 2012 , 4:59pm
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Thanks for the suggestions.

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srkmilklady Posted 29 May 2012 , 5:46pm
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I found this at Wal*Mart...it is collapsible...can be used for up to 24 cupcakes or to transport a cake as well.

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jeartist Posted 29 May 2012 , 6:28pm
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I love the clear plastic clamshell containers. I but at cake supply store but really cheap on ebay if you want to buy in volume.

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Ashleyssweetdesigns Posted 29 May 2012 , 6:58pm
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I 2nd that jeartist, i buy the 6 count containers from global sugar art.

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Pinkacakes Posted 31 May 2012 , 3:13pm
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Snapware makes containers that snap together that have an insert in the middle where one side has spaces to hold 12 cupcakes and the other side is flat. I use these all the time as you can snap a bunch of them together and carry them all with one hand.

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Lyndseyb52 Posted 2 Jun 2012 , 8:09pm
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I just bought some fantastic, and cheap cardboard cupcake boxes from ebay that fold flatpack too.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-x-4-deep-Heavy-Duty-White-Strong-24-Cup-Cake-Muffin-Cupcake-Box-24-cakes-/330712934249?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Celebrations_Occasions_ET&hash=item4d0006e769

I'm in the uk, but I'm sure they're available anywhere

Lyndsey xx

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tigachu Posted 2 Jun 2012 , 8:18pm
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I also use the clear clamshell containers. I normally buy them from the cake supply store by my mother's house but I plan to order them in bulk from cup tainers . com in the future.

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DianeLM Posted 2 Jun 2012 , 9:57pm
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Just be aware that the plastic carriers and clamshell containers seal airtight, so your fondant decorations WILL wilt after just a couple of hours.

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BlakesCakes Posted 3 Jun 2012 , 12:53am
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One of these (or 2 twelves) in a box that it will fit in:

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I can leave it behind or take it home.

Rae

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