Bring on the cake!
How do I take care of my cake once I pickup?
Transportation
This might be one of the most important steps once your oder has been trusted in your hands.
*ALWAYS hold your cake from the bottom, not the sides.
*ALWAYS place your cake on a flat surface where it won't slide.
*NEVER hold your cake on your lap,
*NEVER place it on the seat (especially tiered cakes). This is asking for a disaster. The slant of your seat will cause the cake to lean causing severe damage.
*ALWAYS make sure your vehicle is an appropriate temperature (the cooler the better).
-Air on in the summer and the heat on very low, or off in the winter.
*NEVER place your cake in direct sunlight.
*ALWAYS drive with caution; slow around corners, and no sudden stops. Keep the speeding for NASCAR.
Once I get home
*All cakes must remain on a flat, level surface to ensure stability and avoid a cake catastrophe.
*Store your cake in a cool dry place.
*If it has fruit or filings, the fridge is a must over night. However, for basic buttercream and fondant cakes a clean, cool, dry room will suffice.
*Remove cake a few hours before indulging, cake layers are best enjoyed at room temp.
*Fondant cakes should be picked up the morning of or taken out of the fridge several hours before use as the temperature change from cold to warm/hot may cause condensation leaving your fondant details with a glossy layer that will dry up once it has come to room temperature. For this reason, fondant cakes may need more time to out of the fridge before your event.
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After indulging (IF there are any leftovers)
*For optimal freshness, wrap any exposed cake with saran wrap and store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days or in the freezer for up to 3 months.
*Any fondant decorations can be kept in an airtight container in a cool, dark place for up to 3-4 months.
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