Does the lid have a raised top? I don't want it to lay flat and take the frosting from cakes.
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It is flush with the top for 1/4 to 1/2 inch around the edges, but is raised about 1/4 inch in the middle, as is shown in the picture.
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The top is raised, however, I put so much frosting on my cake, so it does pick up some frosting, which is any easy fix, butter knife scape and add back onto the cake. This is exactly what I wanted, bake, frost and put the cover on in lieu of tin foil.
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Yes, it has a raised top. I use it not only for baking casseroles/lasagna but also for baking cakes. In fact, I now own two- love this useful dish!
1317140
Yes, it has a raised top. I've never had problems with it taking frosting off.
1317141
My lid has sunken and takes the frosting off. Unless it can be stored flat, without anything on top, this will happen.
1907373
It is flat but I am not so sure you could stand a cake topper on it alone. Maybe if you put some fondant or some icing on the bottom to help it stick? There is a part where it screws together to the post below that makes the surface slightly unlevel. When covered with food you can not see it.
1226020
The bottom stays flat. I think that my pans that get concave do so because they are cheaper or lower quality. I throw away concave pans.
59838
No but it doesn't stick up that much; appx 1.5". You could take a small divet out of the bottom of the cake and it shouldn't make a difference. Wilton also has a square 3-tier set up which doesn't have a visible nob on top as it assembles a bit differently. I like them both. Very durable. Hope this helps.
1971710
I just went to measure the lid,and No it will not hold a cake this tall..the lid was a little more than 5 inches tall.
692933
No, it will not. I have 2 of these and love them. But if you use a full size 9 inch cake pan and the layers are almost 2 inches high with frosting in between and on the top this holder will not hold the cake and close. So upsetting to me I have been looking for a cake carrier that is tall enough for my massive 3 layer full size cakes I need almost a 9 or 10 inch high cake dome.
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It is not totally flat. It has a raised ring around the bottom and then flattens out. So, if you were to back a cake and turn it upside down, you would have an indent on the cake bottom where the pan is raised. The ring is about 1/2 inch wide and about 1/2 inch in from outside of the pan.
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It doesn't have a lid but the base is clear so you can turn it over and use it as a lid. That's what I did.
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No, it does not. The shakers are open to the air. When I put cheese sprinkles in it, I only put about 1" in the bottom every time I fill it, so they stay fresh enough.
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Yes--there's a clamp that releases and the bottom of the pan detaches. You can put icing on the sides. I was nervous about the process but the pan comes apart easily without disturbing the cake.
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It has a ridged edge on the bottom. It is raised anywhere from 1/8 to 1/2 in the center. I can not remember for sure.
80017
I have put 5 tier wedding cakes on it no problem but the top has grooves in it that makes it a pain if your trying to soo nth buttercream My staff hates it because of those darn grooves so they don't use it
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There is a bent (kind of U shaped) T-pin that holds it on the pan. I love mine. My cakes are now nice and flat on top and easy to stack and decorate.
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The lid goes a little past 90 degrees so it does stay open. It does not lay flat.
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I put it on a cookie sheet. The base is glass so it has some structure to it but I wouldn't handle it with out the cookie sheet until the cake is cooked and cooled.
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it does not come with a lid so if you want to cover the top ya gotta get a cookie sheet or plain old tin foil.....
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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