Friday 27 September 2013

How to Travel With a 3-Tiered Fondant Cake

You have just put your amazing skills to work and have produced a glorious three-tiered fondant cake for a wedding reception, birthday party or other special event. While it may look good on your counter, you may be wondering how to keep it intact as you transport it to its intended destination. After all, everyone is expecting a cake that is not only pleasing to taste, but pleasing to the eye as well. Knowing how to safely travel with your cake will avert embarrassing and unsightly disasters.

Instructions

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    Prepare your cake for travel. Place your three-tiered cake into a cake box, if possible. If the cake is heavily embellished, or if the tiers are to be situated on pillars, place each tier into a separate box and reassemble it at your destination. Alternatively, you may need to place your cake's tiers into pans. Keep everything you need to decorate or touch-up your cake in a separate box and take it with you.

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    Prepare your vehicle for the cake. Your vehicle must be cool enough to prevent the cake from melting and have enough flat floor room to accommodate the cake's size. Clean out the vehicle and place a quantity of foam matting evenly on the floor. Place the whole cake or cake tiers gently onto the matting.

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    Pick the shortest route to your destination. Your route should preferably be as smooth as possible to prevent jostling or otherwise disturbing your cake. Choose a time to leave when there is little traffic to get in your way. Remember that your cake is a very delicate passenger. Allow yourself enough time to drive slowly and carefully.

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