Would like details on how the cupcake is held in the box as I'm looking for something to hold the trinket polymer clay dishes I make.
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There is a square insert that comes with the box which has a circle cut in the middle so the cupcake doesn't slide around
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There is a cardboard insert, about the weight of card stock, that has four openings.The openings are about 2 1/2 inches in diameter and are shaped so that you can insert a cupcake with two fingers and not touch it. The insert is 1 inch high, so if your dishes are taller than 1 inch, not wider than 2 1/2 inches and not to very, very heavy, this box should work fine. I am not sure if you are looking for something to present them in or ship them in. This box would be fine for presentation, but not shipping.
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Sorry, not sure. I only make them once in a while for school events. Its just nice to have so I don't have to worry about anyone not returning my cupcake holders.
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The cake topper is currently packed away but the base is no bigger than the bottom of the item touching the "ground" as shown in the picture. Our cake topper was actually put on after our buttercream wedding cake was brought out, no one was touching the table (as seen in our wedding video) and the topper fell over. Since we were in such a good mood, this was not a problem from us as we just rotated the cake to hide the smudge of icing and left the topper on the side. This was a great wedding topper that worked for us, but I would recommend finding something flat to glue this to so it doesn't easily fall over :) The cake topper is currently packed away but the base is no bigger than the bottom of the item touching the "ground" as shown in the picture. Our cake topper was actually put on after our buttercream wedding cake was brought out, no one was touching the table (as seen in our wedding video) and the topper fell over. Since we were in such a good mood, this was not a problem from us as we just rotated the cake to hide the smudge of icing and left the topper on the side. This was a great wedding topper that worked for us, but I would recommend finding something flat to glue this to so... » Read More The cake topper is currently packed away but the base is no bigger than the bottom of the item touching the "ground" as shown in the picture. Our cake topper was actually put on after our buttercream wedding cake was brought out, no one was touching the table (as seen in our wedding video) and the topper fell over. Since we were in such a good mood, this was not a problem from us as we just rotated the cake to hide the smudge of icing and left the topper on the side. This was a great wedding topper that worked for us, but I would recommend finding something flat to glue this to so it doesn't easily fall over :) « Show Less
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Using ALL the tiers the mfr says it holds 100 regular size cupcakes, 200 mini-cupcakes. I found that that means if they are sqooshed close together; I like to leave some space between them and therefore put less on than that. You can also put tissue paper in coordinating colors under the cupcakes - looks nice. I really recommend this stand - use it all the time!
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Ok, the function is it's a springform pan. It's meant for cheesecakes. What you do is slide the glass base inside the silicone lip at the bottom of the the red mold and then press the two ends together. Use the black clip to slide over the two ends of the mold to secure it and then make a cake. After you're done, remove the black clip and peel off the mold and you'll have a perfect cheesecake if you followed the recipe. :)
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I haven't tried mini cupcakes in this carrier before. I think they would flip on their sides, or slide around in the holders. The cupcake holders are maybe 1/2" deep, but sized for a regular cupcake. Someone bought mini cupcakes to work yesterday and they used a large department store shirt box to transport them. They rolled, and taped up some parchment paper and placed it in the box on one side like a bumper so that the minis wouldn't slide around. I thought that was a cool idea. Maybe you can try that?
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It is made of cardboard. I don't know the exact dimension, but it can hold 50+ cupcakes. It's very nice and large.
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Aloha Jill!! It would be a tight squeeze. I put cupcake liners in between my sweets. It looks more professional. I really love these boxes. May be put 5 instead. Have a great day. CAT
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I used large cupcakes but I would think you probably hold 1-2dozen depending how large they are
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Yes but know that the spot to hold the cupcake in the box is set to hold a regular size cupcake. Maybe you could fit more than one.
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nothing will fall out...there is a clear paper over the see thru square...I used them for cupcake favors...a gift will not fall out :)
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What helped me was looking at the image. I don't remember it coming with instructions? I'm sorry but it was awhile ago that I assembled this cupcake holder and I just tried to see if there was any information online about how to assemble. No luck. My best suggestion would be to look at the image and start from there. I'm sorry this wasn't more help! I hope you figure this out :-)
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I would not purchase these, they are poorly made and did not hold the square shape, folding in on the cupcake. I did not end up using them bc of the poor quality. It is worth spending a little more money for a better quality box. Hope this helps.
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I had this for my baby shower, and I had regular cupcakes. Hope this helps!
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No.. the tiers aren't wide enough to hold cupcakes in my opinion. you may end up getting frosting on the edges on the tier above. There are only 3 tiers and I don't think it will stand correctly if one tier is removed.
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nope! i highly DONT recommend this product. after receiving mine, i sent it back as it was scratched and warped and in very poor shape. definitely not enough space between the tiers for much else than cupcakes
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First off, I love my snap 'n stack. We are big pot luck people and I carry my cupcakes a lot. It definitely can hold 2 - 9X13 cakes decorated and 24 cupcakes decorated. I even had pumpkin toothpicks and they cleared the cover. The cover on top has a little dome to it. You really have about 3 1/2" of clearance to put a cupcake into one cupcake holder. The bottom however, is shorter. There is only about 2 3/4" clearance once the cupcake is in place. The cupcake holder is 1/2" high, so when that is removed for a 9X13 cake, it adds more clearance too. When carrying only one container, the handle top works on both halves. Hope this is helpful. First off, I love my snap 'n stack. We are big pot luck people and I carry my cupcakes a lot. It definitely can hold 2 - 9X13 cakes decorated and 24 cupcakes decorated. I even had pumpkin toothpicks and they cleared the cover. The cover on top has a little dome to it. You really have about 3 1/2" of clearance to put a cupcake into one cupcake holder. The bottom however, is shorter. There is only about 2 3/4" clearance once the cupcake is in place. The cupcake holder is 1/2" high, so when that is removed for a 9X13 cake, it adds more clearance too. When carrying only one... » Read More First off, I love my snap 'n stack. We are big pot luck people and I carry my cupcakes a lot. It definitely can hold 2 - 9X13 cakes decorated and 24 cupcakes decorated. I even had pumpkin toothpicks and they cleared the cover. The cover on top has a little dome to it. You really have about 3 1/2" of clearance to put a cupcake into one cupcake holder. The bottom however, is shorter. There is only about 2 3/4" clearance once the cupcake is in place. The cupcake holder is 1/2" high, so when that is removed for a 9X13 cake, it adds more clearance too. When carrying only one container, the handle top works on both halves. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less