Hi everyone - I've recently been doing some cake deliveries for friends/family.

I place the cakes in a cake box - but I then like putting the box in a paper Patisserie type bag. I will attach a photo below of the bags I have used before (they are for 12 hole cupcake boxes so they are slightly wider than needed for cake boxes but they work well and look good). 

https://www.windsorcakecraft.co.uk/extra_large_paper_carrier_bag-for_12_hole_boxes.html?category_id=0&search_string=large+cupcake+bag

These bags are the ONLY ones I can find on the internet - I usually order them from Windsor Cake Craft but they are constantly out of stock on this size. The dimensions are: 12½" (W) x 14½" (L) x 13¾" (H). They are £1.10 (i cant remember how many for though - 5 or 10). I found one other website and I asked them for a quote on getting a square 14" cake bag and they wanted to charge me £4 per bag!! 

I just want large square paper bags - and I'm struggling to find any that are similar to these ones. Can someone advise me on either where I can get them from or what other people do? Do you usually put your cake boxes in a bag when you deliver cakes? I just find it strange to hold the cake box when giving it to a customer. 

I'm in the UK and just not sure where else to look online! I also can't understand why these aren't super popular and sold everywhere for cake makers as it seems like such as basic thing needed - like cake boards/boxes. 

Thanks 

i never used bags when baking from home -- boxes yes definitely -- what if you got handy at making them? just a random wild thought -- it's just a few folds and some glue -- 

Just a hobby baker, I never use bags either.  I also deliver all of my cakes myself and they are mostly too big for a bag anyway.  In fact, most of them are too big for me, so my husband carries them for me.