Is it safe to put cake or any other food directly on this cake stand?
1070746
I wouldn't. You can use a cardboard cake board covered in foil or a platter. Hot items would ruin the finish, as well as acidic ones.
1070747
Yes, we used it for a wedding cake and has been using it like a tray to put food on, sandwiches, cupcakes, fruits & cheeses. Just wash and dry and dry it after each use.
1070748
We did not put anything under the cake and the finish did come off in about a 5 inch area of the top of the stand
1070749
I bought this for my daughter's baby shower and my friend who made the cake put a round cardboard cake plate under the cake before placing it on the cake stand. I gave this stand to my friend because she always uses it when she makes cakes.
2090996
Yes you can, just make sure you put put enough Pam onit so the food doesn't stick
1782721
I'm sorry, I don't have an answer...I've only used it once and didn't attempt to make the cornbread I made with it stand. I'd imagine you'd want to trim some of the risen, baked layer so it's flat - and then put the pieces together using icing, if making a cake and toothpicks...
771029
Absolutely...stays fresh and moist. I agree with the suggestion to regrigerate cake with fruit. Love my cake plate...it's so beautiful I swear it makes the cake taste even better!
1101284
You should always have your cake one of cardboard cake plates. It hasn't been hard to move off at all. Yesterday I decorated a 1/2 sheet cake which is 12.5" x 18", on it and it worked beautifully. I wouldn't put the cake directly on the stand because it would be harder to move. If you have 2 of the Wilton cake mover it might not be. You can also put your cake directly on you platter and decorate on the stand. Hope this helps. Happy decorating!!
1963003
No, it is not ok. The stand is part of the set and is included in the package. hope this helps
32916
I actually went back a year to see when I ordered/when they shipped, etc., and I can tell you that mine arrived @ 3 weeks before I used it. I'd recommend you store it carefully, flat, away from moisture, light, heat, etc. & make certain nothing gets placed atop of it. My daughter LOVED it!!! Handle it carefully when you apply it to cake, as it is somewhat fragile :)
680758
Yes, but be careful of steam burns. Let the cake cool completely before removing from the mold. Wash the mold in warm soapy water and rinse well before using. Follow the directions carefully and do not overfill the mold. I place it on a flat baking sheet in the oven, it better supports the mold (mold is floppy).
1817571
Never tried that. We use the cake mix for other things like banana nut bread, small cupcakes. Sorry cannot help you.
1360521
I would say yes ,preferably in a refrigerated drawer for ease of cutting and to avoid any reaction from lighting and heat.The Water Activity of these products is so low due to the high fruit content that mold or spoilage cannot develop under these conditionsLeave the cake FULLY wrapped to avoid the product picking up foreign flavors.Enjoy,we do !!
1101287
Not at all. You can use a bench scraper or large cake spatula or even a cake board. Lifts off easily.
1865384
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.
1585202
I'm not 100% positive that I fully understand your concerns, however, if you're wondering if the stand itself is sturdy enough to hold a tiered and heavy cake, I would say yes.
1366723
The stand is 10 inches in diameter so I wouldn't go any larger than a 8 or 9 inch cake. I had a 2 tiered cake on it but I'm not sure about 3 tiers.
1459150
I think this cake stand is realy cute for your wedding!!! 1'' is not a big deal!! you most by it!!!
1365757
Once the base cake is not larger than 10" it should be fine as its quite sturdy. Anything larger may cause it to tip over
1365758
It's fairly sturdy. I had a pretty heavy 2 tier cake on it and it seemed fine however I don't think I would put a 3 tier on it. My cake was pretty dense though.