how to box the cups when filled with dessert to transport to keep upright?
1296600
I like to use the rubbermaid rolls of shelf liner to use them to keep in place in the bottom of small boxes. I don't lay them flat though, I will bunch it up to secure where needed. also on top - I keep the top of the actual dessert contained under the rim so i can place a piece of cardboard on top as well. So far, I have been able to do this in a cooler with frozen gel ice packs on the side.
1296601
What I did was got a short box from costco (nutella i believe) and they all lined up perfectly. Another time I used an aluminum pan, didn't like it as much.
1296602
i put them into a flat container with lid and packed them snuggly so they wouldnt move around. also my dessert required whipped cream which i brought in a different container so would not get smooshed. o feally like them and have ordered more.
1296603
I made Panna Cota so it had a jello like consistency. I put the cups in a deep 9x13 metal baking dish with a lid and transported them that way.
1296604
I arranged them on a platter and then plastic wrapped them good and tight over the whole thing.
1296605
I recently filled 50 of these cups with salsa and shrimp, then transported them in a cardboard box. I cut the sides down, put them in the box tightly and had no problem moving them around. The cups are sturdy enough to transport easily.
1296606
I didn't have to transport them. But I did have them boxed up in the refridgerator and they were fine. I used just regular boxes and cut the ends of the boxes- (the flaps )placed them on top of a row and stacked them.
366899
I stacked them in a drawer w/ the egg rings. The recipe for these is runny. There are stiffer recipes that hold their shape. Pack them any way you like. I don't remember a box, there might have been. Try the new cake-in-a-mug that takes one minute in the microwave.
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
1147821
The best way I found to keep them upright is to use a large cup. I use the ones my husband brings home after eating fast food and he gets a large drink. So they are heavy plastic and high enough to hold the Ice Pops upright. Hope that helps.
1147823
I would suggest placing them in a tall, sturdy cup. I have also stood them up individually in between other freezer items during those times when my freezer was overstocked and I didn't have a lot of extra room for a large cup. Once they are frozen, you can lay them down or place them anywhere you like if you need to move them around.
981071
The large plastic containers from the store that hold the pre made cupcakes will not fit. I bring them in for class parties. You can set them on top but they will not fit inside. Now if you have a standard cupcake tupperwear carrier that will fit.
640283
I use thin cardboard from a 12 pack of soda and put on each side and at the back on the bowl, then put the lid on top. You don't need big pieces and will need to fold in half...it will buffer the vibrations and the drawer stopped sliding open too.
1346135
I only use the top box and the base. I can lift them together or if I have the bottom loaded heavy, I separate them and load them individually and reassemble when I arrive. But it depends what you have in it, the boxes are not heavy.
1974432
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.
211830
I just roll it up and stuff it into the pouch that has the handle part on in(handle isn't visible while in use, it's in the back where it goes over the back of the shopping cart). Sorry if this isn't exactly helpful.
1644165
Perhaps it can be done if you put the biggest plates nearest the bottom for weight. And only if connected securely and only layering cupcakes which don't have a lot of weight. Can you do a test run before the event to be sure? If too weak, someone is liable to bump the table or rush past the tiers and they will not be steady. The higher you go, the weaker it becomes...
1272179
Hold the cup with the handle slightly angled to the left, and turn counterclockwise (to your right). That should snap it into place. Not too much effort needed.
2125673
The cup holders are deep enough to keep the cups from tipping over. Just don't open the lid to the console with the drinks in the holders.
910632
I put the box in a ziploc bag. If I will be storing for a longer period of time I would put it in a Mason jar. Hope this helps ;)
580749
between holes drilled in the plexi sides, and the steel grid on the front and back, you can use the cup holder rings that attach by screw post and wingnut. these cups will take up some space inside the travel cage. you will have to open the cage door to refill the food and water.
896765
step on the peddle and lift the liner up. Put the closed end of the bag in the liner. take hold of the top of the bag at the front of liner. now twist that liner until it is tight around the liner. Now slowly lower the liner tucking the bag into the gap between liner and outside bucket and let liner down all the way. voila it is in until you take it out
1269433
I suppose the easiest way would be to just put some kind of weight on the foot pedal. Bag of sugar or can of something heavy enough to hold the lids open.