Is it just a square box - does it have a indented circle on the bottom to hold the cupcake in place?
1487191
There is a clear cupcake holder included with each box purchased that frames the cupcake and secures it in the box. Very nice product to display your cupcake creation.
1487192
it has an insert with a whole in the center to place the cupcake... I found that if you brought the insert to the top of the box and put the cupcake in it and then gently push it down with something long... I used a wooden stick for cabob that worked best.
1121646
Yes, it is in a square box that's easy to wrap. I actually bought it as a gift for my son & his wife & they loved it.
726178
No, no liners that we are aware of. We used it for a 1st birthday cake. I think it looks more like a small cake than a large cupcake. It did come out great, though.
1673461
Yes, you can place cupcakes beneath the bottom tier. It's the same space as between the other tiers.
743852
It was in two boxes: one was octagonal I think - and I wished they'd put a little more packing material in it. The other was rectangular. I love the item!
1840563
not really- but I have mine in a corner and it looks OK. Square bottom, not triangular.
1368933
Mine had the squares inside. Item description says: 4 Separate identical removeable trays included.
574373
Its square. But honestly I wouldn't go with it. Poor quality. The white paper glued to board has bumps . Go elsewhere
1192366
The sides of the pan are straight but rounded into the bottom of the pan and the corneers are rounded into sides & bottom. This pan is NordicWare and was advertised in Better H & Gdn. The top is a domed hard plastic and is great for cakes with icing as the icing isn't flattened. The greatest cake pan I've ever owned. Very reasonable priced as Bath & Beyond wants nearly $40 for this type pan. Its the one to keep & use above all others. Makes a 9 x 13" cake perfect. Hope this review helps. Thanks
148640
I do not make small cupcakes. I make large domed ones. However, it would not fit one of my cupcakes. It is a very small box.
1020518
There is separate boxes inside the box, and styrofoam around all the edges. Mine shipped perfectly fine.
469520
No mine does not. Although the sample on display at Target showed hooks, ours were missing. We kept it because of the pizza size extra room in the back but it was a bad convection vibration and I had to jack the whole thing up when using "bake" due to your pan would vibrate to the front and fall out when you opened the door
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The bottom corners are mostly square. The reason they are not absolutely square is because it would create a problem with release of the cake as well as cleaning. You will notice that most bread pans have some taper to their sides which reduces frction when releasing the bread. Absolutely square corners would increase the friction on the corners of the cake causing them to tear. This pan is non-stick but not quite like like teflon. If you put some release agent on it (crisco and flour mixture) they release nicely. DO NOT USE METAL UTENSILS ON ANODIZED COOKWARE. We use cloths or pan protectors to prevent damage to the anodization. Nice pans but have increased substantially in price over the last year. The bottom corners are mostly square. The reason they are not absolutely square is because it would create a problem with release of the cake as well as cleaning. You will notice that most bread pans have some taper to their sides which reduces frction when releasing the bread. Absolutely square corners would increase the friction on the corners of the cake causing them to tear. This pan is non-stick but not quite like like teflon. If you put some release agent on it (crisco and flour mixture) they release nicely. DO NOT USE METAL UTENSILS ON ANODIZED COOKWARE. We use cloths or pan... » Read More The bottom corners are mostly square. The reason they are not absolutely square is because it would create a problem with release of the cake as well as cleaning. You will notice that most bread pans have some taper to their sides which reduces frction when releasing the bread. Absolutely square corners would increase the friction on the corners of the cake causing them to tear. This pan is non-stick but not quite like like teflon. If you put some release agent on it (crisco and flour mixture) they release nicely. DO NOT USE METAL UTENSILS ON ANODIZED COOKWARE. We use cloths or pan protectors to prevent damage to the anodization. Nice pans but have increased substantially in price over the last year. « Show Less
375357
You can use a cake box (they come in various sizes) also using icing (think of "glue") to secure cupcake to plate, board, etc may help. I hope this helps
56294
The cupcake pan wasn't in the box? Actually just use the cupcake papers on the flat pan.
640876
Yes, Mine came with a wood box filled with foam that has cutouts for each square
162480
I guess they say square because that's the shape of the base but the top is angled, as seen in the photo. I bought this as a gift for my son and his girlfriend and they love it. I think it's a good deal for the price.