Condensation On Cake. Help!

Baking By kakekate Updated 20 May 2018 , 7:18pm by MamaGeese

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kakekate Posted 5 May 2018 , 3:54am
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Ok so last night i made two layers of chocolate cake. I wrapped in plastic and foil and stuck them in the freezer. I just pulled them out and one layer is forming condensation inside the plastic wrap on the cake. How do i keep the cake from going soggy or just being ruined in general. The party is tomorrow and this cake needs to be perfect. Any help would be amazing. 

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kakeladi Posted 5 May 2018 , 6:26pm
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Sorry y ou have not received any info to help you out on this problem.    Hopefully you learned there really was no problem at all.   It is very  common cold/fzn cakes to sweat when removed into warmer areas.   The cake will/did not go soggy or get ruined:)  The condensation will evaporate within minutes to an hour.   Do not touch it or try in any way to clean it off.     I'd love to hear that you did make a perfect cake and see a pic of it:)

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MamaGeese Posted 20 May 2018 , 7:18pm
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Kakeladi is right...just let them be and they’ll be fine. Also KakeKate....  that is my nickname for my granddaughter Katy...

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