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Originally Posted by Merry2go
Do I put the cake directly on the plastic plate or should I use a cake board first?
Do I put the cake directly on the plastic plate or should I use a cake board first?
It depends... if you're using disposable plates that aren't to be returned, then it doesn't much matter if the plates get scratched during cutting.
BlakesCakes
Posted 29 Jul 2012 , 8:23pm
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Originally Posted by leah_s
I'd still use a cardboard on top of the plastic plate. I like to decorate on the cardboard and you'd need that underneath to pick it up and transfer it to the plastic plate.
I'd still use a cardboard on top of the plastic plate. I like to decorate on the cardboard and you'd need that underneath to pick it up and transfer it to the plastic plate.
My reasoning, too, for suggesting using a cardboard.
Rae
Another reason to use a cake board between the cake and plate: yrs ago I didn't. Made the cake the night before and in the a.m. found the plate (an *old* one) had cracked! Fortunately the cake wasn't stacked and it was a pain to get it off the cracked plate and onto a new one.
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